Everyone talks about AI tools. Nobody shows you how to build real software with them.

Everyone has seen the demos. ChatGPT writing an app in thirty seconds, Cursor generating whole components, n8n workflows that take over the boring half of the job. You try it yourself, and the first two hours feel magical. Then it stops working. The code won't run. You don't know where the bug is, you don't know which prompt to fix, you don't know why one library was a good idea and the other one wasn't. You end up with half an app and the uneasy feeling that you're missing the part everyone else seems to know. The missing part is rarely the tools. It's the underlying mental model — how a request becomes a route becomes a query becomes a view. Once that's there, the AI tools amplify what you can do. Without it, they amplify what you don't yet understand.

Junior developers who want to keep up with where the field is actually going. Marketers who are tired of waiting on a dev team to build the small thing they need. Founders who want to understand enough to steer a build instead of trusting on faith. Anyone who has tried "AI coding" and felt like it almost worked, but not quite. No programming experience strictly required — but if you've never opened a terminal, expect to do a bit of catch-up in the first two weeks. The course flexes around your starting point.

Which tool, when, and why. Cursor, Claude Code, ChatGPT, Perplexity, n8n, Make — what each one is genuinely good at, and what each one quietly fails at. How to write a spec the AI can actually follow, instead of hoping it guesses right. How to spot when the AI is bluffing (and how to recover when it has). What you can sensibly automate, and where humans still belong in the loop. The difference between using AI as a chat assistant and using it as a production tool is mostly about discipline. We teach the discipline, not the keystrokes.

Pick your direction (we calibrate in week 1): Laravel + Eloquent + Filament for backends and admin. Vue 3 + Tailwind for modern frontends. Livewire for the in-between. Blade where it makes sense. Plus the universal basics: git, deploys, environments, debugging, reading other people's code. We don't teach a hundred frameworks superficially. We teach one stack until you can ship in it. Throughout the 12 weeks you build your own project — not exercises out of a book, your own actual idea. Each week another piece lands in production. By the end you have working software running on a real server, the codebase is yours, the lessons are yours.

Twelve weeks, one fixed day a week, one hour live (in NL or EN). The hour is structured: a 10-minute review of what you built since last week, 20 minutes of new material with hands-on demos, 30 minutes pairing on your own code. Between sessions you work on your project — async support via Slack/Discord, code reviews on what you push. Every session is recorded so you can re-watch the parts that matter. You get structured notes per week, a curated reading list, and a private repo for your project from day one.

€2,300 for the full three months. No hidden extras, no upsells halfway through. Included: 12 live one-hour sessions, unlimited async support between sessions, code reviews on your project, hands-on guidance with all the AI tools we cover, and a working piece of software running on your own server at the end. If you want a small group format (2–4 people, all at the same starting level), the same course runs at a lower per-person price — let's discuss it on the strategy call.