AI workshops for your entire team

◢ Who is the training for?

The training suits AI newcomers as well as teams with first Copilot experience. Programming experience is required — your tech stack is secondary, the concepts apply everywhere.

◢ What are the prerequisites?

We adapt to your existing knowledge. If your team already has experience we'll shorten the intro. If your team is new to JavaScript/TypeScript and web development we'll cover those topics too. Ideally we clarify strengths and weaknesses together in an intro call.

From a technical perspective every participant needs their own laptop with webcam and microphone, plus Node.js and an IDE. You'll receive detailed installation instructions ahead of time.

◢ Which tools do you cover?

The common thread is Claude Code (our recommendation); alongside it we compare Codex, Antigravity and Cursor. If only one specific tool is allowed at your company, we align the agenda accordingly — the concepts carry over.

◢ How hands-on is the training?

The training mixes theory and practice: we build a sample project together where you get to know all features hands-on. All topics are introduced in theory first and then implemented in code. Individual exercises are done in small groups. The example project code is always available on GitHub.

◢ Are there learning materials?

Every topic block includes a handout. Our detailed slide decks let you review everything afterwards, and you'll get all the slides. You'll also take home all the setups, configurations and cheat sheets from the course — ready to use in your own project.

◢ Should I turn on my camera?

Turning on your camera makes the exchange more personal and lively. It's not mandatory though.

◢ Which software do you use for the training?

We use video conferencing software that runs on all common systems and in the browser. We're happy to accommodate your preferred conferencing tool. You'll receive detailed setup instructions for the conferencing system and the technologies used (Node.js, IDE, AI tools) in advance. Shortly before the training we host a tech check so everyone can try the setup and clear up installation questions.

◢ What does the daily schedule look like?

Our online courses usually run as half-days, from 9am to 3pm, incl. a one-hour lunch break. If a different schedule works better for you we'll happily adjust.

◢ Who is the trainer?

The training is run by book author and Google Developer Expert (GDE) Johannes Hoppe. He works in real projects and passes on his practical knowledge directly. Everything from a single source.

◢ Is it a recorded course?

The training is live. You can ask questions any time and stay in direct contact with trainer and participants. The workshop is not recorded.

◢ Which language is the workshop held in?

The workshop is held in German, and all course materials are in German. You're of course welcome to ask your questions in English. On request we offer the course entirely in English (including English materials).

◢ What team size do you recommend?

We recommend a group of 8 to 12 participants, with a maximum of 18. From about 15 people upwards, the time available per question drops noticeably; in that case we suggest running two separate sessions.

◢ Why with us?

We tailor every team workshop to your tech stack, your team's prior experience and your project goals. If you like, send us code or architecture sketches. We'll turn them into the agenda. Starting from a green field, we're happy to develop the agenda on the fly during the course. As Google Developer Experts we draw on a broad pool of topics and adapt flexibly to whatever your team runs into.