Contents
Seven chapters.
- CH 1The lingo— the words, so the rest makes sense
- CH 2Flat file vs. database— where the data actually lives
- CH 3Modular code— why programs come in pieces
- CH 4Endpoints & APIs— how software talks to software
- CH 5Security & compliance— the chapter that saves your business
- CH 6The tools— GPT, Codex, Claude, Devin — who does what
- CH 7How the class runs— the day, the tests, the roster
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A taste
From Chapter 1 — the lingo.
Once you know the lingo, you don't have to know how to do it all yourself — you can get it done for you. But you have to know what to ask for, and that means the words. Three of the ones that pay rent:
promptWhat you tell the AI. Not a question — a work order. The difference between "write a website" and a result is everything.
hallucinationA confident guess stated as fact. The machine makes things up and doesn't blush — verify everything that matters.
agentAn AI that does multi-step work — plans, types, checks itself, keeps going. Codex and Devin are agents; a chat box is not.
The other ten terms — and six more chapters — are inside.
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