Plan and build
Start with a clear brief, choose suitable AI tools and use practical prompts as you develop.
A practical guide to building software with the help of artificial intelligence.
Work through ten lessons covering planning, AI coding tools, prompts, testing, security and deployment. The interactive edition includes exercises, questions and a searchable glossary.
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Start with a clear brief, choose suitable AI tools and use practical prompts as you develop.
Learn how to review AI generated code, write tests and address security before release.
Use the exercises, review questions, glossary and prompt library as you work on your own projects.
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Example situations the book is written for. Pick yours and see what you will be able to build.
Wants a simple app that turns job details into a clear customer quote.
With the book: Learns how to describe the app to AI step by step, test the results and run it on a phone.
Loses time tracking orders and stock in notebooks and spreadsheets.
With the book: Builds a small order and stock tracker shaped exactly around how the shop works.
Has never written a line of code and does not know where to start.
With the book: Follows the chapters from zero to a first working program, with checks after every step.
Has an idea for a small tool other people would pay for.
With the book: Learns how to plan, build, test and launch it, then prepare it for selling online.
Repeats the same spreadsheet and report tasks every week.
With the book: Uses AI to write scripts that automate the boring parts, safely and step by step.
Wants real projects to show instead of just certificates.
With the book: Builds a small portfolio of working programs and understands how each one works.
Juggles tenants, rent dates and repairs across several messages and notes.
With the book: Builds a simple tracker for tenants, payments due and maintenance jobs.
Keeps client jobs, visits and notes in their head or on paper.
With the book: Creates a job diary with client records, visit schedules and photos in one place.
Wants interactive exercises that fit the class, not a generic app.
With the book: Builds quizzes and practice tools that check answers and show progress.
Plans posts, ideas and deadlines across too many apps.
With the book: Makes a personal content planner that works exactly the way they publish.
Wants the family calendar, chores and shopping list in one place.
With the book: Builds a small family organiser that everyone at home can use.
Takes bookings and menu changes by phone and handwritten notes.
With the book: Creates a simple booking and menu page that is easy to update.
Has sensors and gadgets at home but no software to connect them.
With the book: Uses AI to write the code that reads, logs and displays the data.
Needs a working prototype before spending money on developers.
With the book: Builds a first version to test the idea with real users.
Wants to learn something new and build useful things for themselves.
With the book: Learns at their own pace with clear chapters, a glossary and review questions.
Uses AI for code but does not always understand what it writes.
With the book: Learns to read, test and debug AI-generated code instead of just copying it.