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Building with AI is the organising theme of DeepLearningAI. Courses, instructional videos and material from developer events cover coding agents, data engineering and assistants that can remember…
Building with AI is the organising theme of DeepLearningAI. Courses, instructional videos and material from developer events cover coding agents, data engineering and assistants that can remember information or learn from experience. The channel addresses the choices involved in making an AI application work: where a model runs, how a task is specified and how the developer keeps control of the process. Local AI sits alongside more demanding uses of frontier models, giving the subject both a device-level and a broader development perspective.
A full course on specification-driven development examines a workflow in which explicit requirements guide coding agents. An episode about assistants with on-device memory takes the discussion towards systems that retain context close to the user. Material on image and video generation extends agent development into creative applications. These are concrete building problems, with the emphasis on how components and workflows fit together rather than simply announcing another model.
The selection also includes examples from the developer community. A voice AI project in which an agent calls a developer before deleting records illustrates the role of human intervention in an automated workflow. Event coverage and shorter introductions sit beside longer teaching formats, allowing viewers to encounter a concept before committing to a course. Developers and technically curious learners can use the channel to choose a subject to practise, while people already experimenting with coding agents can explore more deliberate ways to specify, supervise and extend their systems.
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Full Course: Spec-Driven Development with Coding Agents
Vibe coding is fast, but it often produces code that doesn't match what you asked for. Spec-driven development is the disciplined alternative: write a clear markdown spec defining what to build, and…
Vibe coding is fast, but it often produces code that doesn't match what you asked for. Spec-driven development is the disciplined alternative: write a clear markdown spec defining what to build, and let your coding agent implement it.
Earn your certificate here: https://bit.ly/4hmJc2K
You'll learn to:
- Write a project constitution defining mission, tech stack, and roadmap
- Plan, implement, and validate features using a spec as the agent's guide
- Introduce SDD to a legacy codebase
- Package your workflow into an agent skill that's portable across agents and IDEs
Spec-Driven Development with Coding Agents is built in partnership with JetBrains and taught by Paul Everitt, Developer Advocate at JetBrains.
Recommended: basic familiarity with a programming language and experience with LLM-based coding tools.
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