AI programming zero-foundation practical course, no need to know how to write code, turn your ideas into usable products, starting from a small game, all the way to products that can be shared with ot

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Tools keep changing,

but the work never gets finished.

01

You see someone build a website with a single AI sentence, but when you try, you get stuck on installation, errors, and incomprehensible English.

02

You can get AI to generate a page, but you're afraid to change it. If you break it, you can't go back, so you have to start over.

03

What you build can only be viewed on your own computer, can't be shared, let alone let others sign up or pay.

04

You've watched a pile of tutorials, tools change every month, and you still haven't completed a single product.

What you lack isn't another tool, but a path from idea to launch.

02. What you'll be able to build after learning

Follow along and build one in each chapter,

then build one on your own.

In class, follow the teacher and build it once; for homework, swap in your own topic and build it again. Submit homework on the website, and the teacher will grade it and give you feedback; each assignment also explains how to pass, so you can check it yourself before submitting.

Chapter 1: Build Tank Battle with one sentence

Use Doubao to build another small game and define three acceptance criteria yourself

Chapter 2: Let AI interview you and build a personal homepage

Build your own personal homepage and get a link you can send to others

At the same time, write down 3 real problems and pick one as your own project

Chapter 3: Get Todo running in TraeCode and connect weather

Build your own Todo List with React+Vite

Chapter 4: Git save, sync, and undo from

Build a knowledge quiz game from scratch, in several rounds, saving after each round

Chapter 5: Deploy online and bind a domain

Deploy your project online so it opens even with your computer off

Chapter 6: Connect fitness check-ins to a database

Build a data layer for your own project so data persists after restart

Chapter 7: E-commerce asset factory: copy, images, video

Build an app that truly calls an AI model

No ideas? Build a Moments optimization assistant: optimize the copy, then add an image

Chapter 8: Add login, personal center, and data isolation

Make your app support sign-up and login, and use a second account to confirm you can't see others' data

Chapter 9: AI Tianji Pavilion: mobile app + share poster

Build your own mobile app that can generate share posters and add to your phone's home screen

Chapter 10: Iterate new features with Codex and Agent

Build a v1.1 new feature for your own project

Chapter 11: Build the AI SaaS core based on a template

Build three AI tools that can truly generate, plus credits and an asset library

Chapter 12: Landing page, payments, email, admin, customer service

Build your own AI SaaS website and connect both payments and operations

Chapter 13: WeChat Mini Program with an AI agent

Build a Mini Program that runs by scanning a code in WeChat on your phone and includes an AI agent, any topic

What you build through the assignments is your own product

Chapter 2: pick your topic, then try to make every later chapter's assignment land on this project. Following along is practice; this project is what you take away after finishing the course.

Lite track

Through Chapter 8

Launch a personal homepage; understand project files, use Git to save and undo; connect your project to a database and AI; build a multi-user app; know what to do first when something breaks.

Standard track

Through Chapter 12

Everything in the Lite track, plus build your own AI SaaS site: landing page, credits, payments, email, admin dashboard.

Full track

Complete all 13 chapters

Everything in the Standard track, plus build a WeChat Mini Program with an AI agent.

03 · What makes this course different

The course teaches you to build a product you can charge for, but it doesn't promise anyone will pay. Traffic, sales, and revenue are for you to validate afterward.

Not just following along,

but knowing whether you got it right.

01

No software to install in the first lesson

Chapter 1 uses only a browser; build a playable game in one sentence. Taste the sense of achievement first, then slowly open the hood.

02

No coding, but you understand what the AI is doing

Recognize every type of file AI generates, see what it changed this time, and know what you're reviewing.

03

Every chapter's assignment, graded by the instructor

Whether you got it right doesn't depend on feeling, or on AI saying "done." Each assignment states its pass criteria; after you submit, the instructor grades it and tells you what still needs fixing.

04

Don't panic when something breaks

Know how to save, how to roll back, and how to explain the problem clearly to AI. This is what you'll use most after leaving the course.

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The method isn't tied to one tool

From Doubao to TraeCode, then to Codex, deliberately switch tools once along the way. Tools change generations; methods don't.

Is this course right for you

It's for you if

You're a professional, content creator, or work in product, operations, or design, and want to use AI to bring ideas to life

You want a side hustle or your own small product, but don't want to spend a year learning to code first

You've used AI chat, but haven't yet built anything complete with AI

It may not be for you if

You want to systematically learn traditional programming, or switch careers to become a programmer

You want to build native iOS or Android apps

You expect that buying the course means someone will guide you to make money

You can't set aside a few hours each week to get hands-on

Common prerequisite: you can install software, register accounts, and manage files on your computer

Course Content

1. What AI programming is (1)

2. Think it through before letting AI work

2.1 Clarify requirements through conversation, build the first version of a homepage (1)

2.1 Clarify requirements through conversation, build the first version of a homepage

2.2 Make the homepage look good, then share it (1)

2.2 Make the homepage look better, then share it

3. Dismantling the greenhouse: what programming really is

3.1 Step out of Doubao and get your first project running (1)

3.2 Open the hood and see what AI actually did (1)

3.3 Add weather to Todo and understand APIs and SDKs (1)

4. Don't panic when errors happen: iteration and debugging

4.1 Keep a recoverable save of your project (1)

4.2 Sync the project to GitHub (1)

4.3 What to do when you break it: feedback, fixes, and recovery (1)