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website/docs/intro.md

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# Welcome to the AI Coding Course
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# AI Coding for Senior Engineers
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Master the art of AI-assisted software engineering. This course is designed for **experienced developers** who want to leverage AI tools effectively in their development workflow.
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AI coding assistants are changing how we write software. This course shows you how to leverage them effectively in production environments.
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## Who This Course Is For
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## Course Structure
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This course assumes you already have:
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Three progressive modules:
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- Strong programming fundamentals
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- Experience with modern development workflows
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- Understanding of software architecture and design patterns
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- Professional development experience
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## What You'll Learn
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### Core Skills
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- Effective prompting techniques for code generation
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- Integrating AI tools into your development workflow
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- Architectural design with AI assistance
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- Code review and refactoring with AI
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- Testing and debugging strategies
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- Security and best practices
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### Course Structure
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The course is organized into **three progressive modules**:
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1. **[Understanding the Tools](/docs/understanding-the-tools/)** - The paradigm shift, first principles, and how LLMs and agents work
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1. **[Understanding the Tools](/docs/understanding-the-tools/)** - How LLMs and agents work, capabilities and limitations
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2. **[Methodology](/docs/methodology/)** - Systematic approaches to prompting, grounding, and workflow design
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3. **[Practical Techniques](/docs/practical-techniques/)** - Production workflows for onboarding, planning, testing, reviewing, and debugging
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## How to Use This Course
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- **Sequential Learning**: Start with Understanding the Tools and progress through each module
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- **Hands-on Practice**: Each lesson includes practical exercises and code examples
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- **Real-world Examples**: Learn from production-ready patterns and use cases
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- **Version Control**: Course content is versioned - you can always reference earlier versions
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Before starting, ensure you have:
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- 3+ years of professional software engineering experience
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- A code editor (VS Code recommended)
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- Git for version control
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- 3+ years professional software engineering experience
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- Access to a CLI coding agent (Claude Code, Aider, Cursor, or similar)
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Ready to get started? Head to the **[Understanding the Tools](/docs/understanding-the-tools/)** module.
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Start with **[Understanding the Tools](/docs/understanding-the-tools/)**.

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- Familiarity with command-line tools and development workflows
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- Access to a CLI coding agent (e.g., Claude Code, Aider, Cursor)
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- Access to a CLI coding agent (e.g., Claude Code, Codex, Copilot CLI)
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4. Infima Mapping - Maps brand colors to Docusaurus theme
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5. Visual Element Colors - For interactive components and diagrams
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WCAG Accessibility Compliance:
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- All text colors meet WCAG AA minimum (4.5:1 contrast for normal text)
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- Large text and UI components meet 3:1 minimum
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- Purple brand color (4.84:1 on white) used only for accents, not body text
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- Colorblind-safe: No critical information conveyed by color alone
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- All interactive elements have non-color indicators (text, icons, patterns)
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Dark Mode: All colors have optimized variants in [data-theme='dark']
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Accessibility: All combinations meet WCAG AA standards (4.5:1+ contrast)
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Tested with: WebAIM Contrast Checker, Chrome DevTools colorblind simulation
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/* === BRAND COLORS - Purple AI Theme === */
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/* WCAG: #7c3aed on white = 4.84:1 (AA Pass for normal text) */
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/* Use only for accents, borders, badges - NOT body text */
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--brand-primary: #7c3aed; /* Rich violet - main brand color */
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/* === SEMANTIC COLORS - Fully Harmonized with Purple === */
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/* === SEMANTIC COLORS - Colorblind-Safe & WCAG Compliant === */
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/* Cyan/Orange/Rose are distinguishable for most types of colorblindness */
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/* Always paired with icons, text labels, or patterns for accessibility */
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--semantic-success: #06b6d4; /* Cyan - distinguishable from red/green for protanopia/deuteranopia */
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--semantic-warning: #f97316; /* Rose-orange - warm accent, distinguishable from blue */
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--semantic-error: #e11d48; /* Rose-red - distinct from green for colorblind users */
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/* Docusaurus default text colors (--ifm-color-emphasis-*) are WCAG compliant */
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/* Light mode: Dark text on light backgrounds = 7:1+ (AAA level) */
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