Anthropic has released six free courses on AI development at once.

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Inside, you will find 300 lectures and practical assignments.

After completing the material, you will also receive a certificate:

• Working with Claude API
• Introduction to MCP
• Claude with Amazon Bedrock
• Claude with Google Cloud (Vertex)
• MCP for advanced users
• Claude Code in action

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[IM Dude]

Its not AI development its AI development with Claude. Its a funnels to push users to buy their expansive api. Nice share though.

 

[trueplayer]

Its not AI development its AI development with Claude. Its a funnels to push users to buy their expansive api. Nice share though.

Yeah for sure its a funnel, same as others do, but tbh their model is not overestimated, it actually does things that codex or grok does not do basically, or do but much worse than Opus

 

[IM Dude]

Yeah for sure its a funnel, same as others do, but tbh their model is not overestimated, it actually does things that codex or grok does not do basically, or do but much worse than Opus

So i have been hearing. will test it out this week.

 

[trueplayer]

So i have been hearing. will test it out this week.

I can btw give you a free pass, they offer 3 passes for free test, if you need it - text me

 

[GrandeCoco]

I can btw give you a free pass, they offer 3 passes for free test, if you need it - text me

hi, is there any chance you have one more spare guest pass?

 

[trueplayer]

hi, is there any chance you have one more spare guest pass?

already out of them bro, sorry, had last one

 

[GrandeCoco]

already out of them bro, sorry, had last one

I thought so anyway but there always could be a chance thank you for your reply. Cheers

 

[raynic]

I checked it out, and these courses look solid if you want hands-on experience with Claude and cloud integrations. Completing them gives practical skills more than just theory. I’d personally use them to build small projects alongside learning, it’s the only way the knowledge actually sticks.