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Last time we built a CLI todo app in 35 minutes. That was a local app. This time, we go bigger: a REST API that runs on the web. The goal: build a bookmark manager API with CRUD operations, pagination, search, rate limiting, tests, and a Docker setup. All with Claude Code prompts. Deploy it and get a live URL. Total time: 52 minutes from empty folder to deployed API. What We’re Building A bookmark manager REST API with these features: ...

Enough theory. Let us build something real. In this article, you will build a complete CLI tool using AI — from the initial description to a published package on PyPI. Every prompt, every AI response, and every manual fix is shown. You will see where AI excels, where it struggles, and how to handle both. The project: linkcheck — a markdown link checker that scans your documentation files and reports broken links. It is a small, useful tool with enough complexity to show real patterns. ...

Can you build a working CLI application in 30 minutes using only Claude Code? I tried it. Here is exactly what happened — every prompt, every mistake, and the final result. The goal was simple: start with an empty folder, talk to Claude Code in the terminal, and end up with a fully working todo app. No manual coding. Just prompts. Spoiler: it took 35 minutes, not 30. But the result was better than expected. ...

You have learned every piece: layouts, state, navigation, ViewModel, MVI, Room, Hilt, animations, testing, and adaptive layouts. Now it is time to use them all together. In the next five tutorials, we will build a complete task manager app from scratch. Not a toy demo — a real app with real architecture that you could publish to Google Play. This tutorial is about planning — deciding what to build, how to organize the code, and what dependencies to use. No code yet. Just decisions. ...