How to write prompts for code that get you useful results
The difference between "write me an app" and a well-described task is often the difference between chaos and working code. Five habits that change it.
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Prompts, your first project, debugging and Git: skills that pay off right away.
Prompt engineering for everyone: role, context, format and examples
A good instruction is not a magic spell but a handful of repeatable elements. We show a template that works for most tasks.
Your first project step by step: from an idea to a working page
Instead of building a huge app, start with a small, working version. Here is a plan from an idea to your first published page.
Debugging with AI: how to fix errors without panic
An error is a normal part of the work. We show a routine that gets you out of the "the model keeps fixing it, yet it still does not work" loop.
Git for beginners: your safety net
A model can "fix" working code so that it stops working. Git lets you go back to the last good version in a few seconds.