Getting Good at Claude Code: Practices, Skills & Tips
Join the event here: https://meet.google.com/czw-ibat-vdf
This one is just for you: an exclusive online meetup for people who came to our Claude Code workshop.
You have the basics. Now let's make the learning genuinely fun. This session is all about the tips, tricks, and good habits that make Claude Code click, so it stops feeling like a tool you have to think about and starts feeling like second nature.
What we'll get into:
The Claude Code desktop app as an alternative way to work: you already know the terminal, this shows you another option and when each one is nicer to use
Good practices that keep your sessions clean, focused, and actually productive
What skills are, and how to use them to make Claude Code work the way you do
How to create and use a .md file, and what it's really for
A handful of other commands and functions that quietly save you hours
Relaxed, hands-on, and built around your questions. Bring the thing you got stuck on.
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MEET YOUR SPEAKERS
Tobias Nentwig is a repeat founder and CTO who has spent his career at the edge of AI and cloud infrastructure. For nearly 6 years he was Head of Cloud & AI at adesso, one of Germany's largest IT services companies, leading sovereign cloud and enterprise AI and helping build the adesso AI Hub.Today he's founding his own AI startup, which means he works hands-on with tools like Claude Code every single day to ship real things. When someone this deep in the space shares their shortcuts, it's worth listening.
Aniket Parihar is a product manager with 10+ years in tech, including 5+ years on product at Zalando and fintech work at Paytm. He's shipped 8+ products from scratch, four of them AI-powered. Most relevant for this room: he built Claude Spend, an analytics tool made entirely with Claude Code, that went viral and crossed 100k+ views, all without a traditional coding background. He's living proof that you don't need to be an engineer to build things people actually use, and he'll show you exactly how.
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Free · Online · Tuesday, July 14, 18:30 to 19:30 (Berlin time)