Getting Started with Coding Using Claude and MCP

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Asked By SunnyDaze98 On

I've been out of the loop with the latest AI developments for about 6 to 9 months, and I'm eager to dive back in. I want to learn how to connect LLMs like Claude to different services and my own data. What are some effective resources or tools for someone like me just getting started? Are there any common pitfalls I should avoid?

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Answered By CodeNinja77 On

I spent three months trying to wrap my head around all the new tools and models, and it was pretty overwhelming. My advice? Just dive into Claude Code with the $20 pro plan, install it in your IDE, and start coding away. You'll cut through the distractions and actually create working code. Here's the plan: use Claude Code, read all the official docs, and ship real software with Sonnet 4. The official documentation is super valuable, so make sure to leverage it! Skip the tutorials and just build something real—it’ll teach you far more than any course.

Answered By DocuDude11 On

If you're looking to build with MCP, definitely use Claude Desktop. Unlike ChatGPT, which only supports read-only MCP, Claude allows you to write and execute code, which is crucial for what you're trying to do.

Answered By TechWhiz42 On

Honestly, just jump in and start building! Forget all the fancy planning documents and project management tools. Simply think of an idea, break it down into smaller parts, and start iterating. If you hit a wall, use an LLM to brainstorm solutions. It’s all about getting your hands dirty with actual coding.

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