Codecademy
Moves from vibe coding to disciplined agentic coding with Claude Code, covering specs, test-driven development and context engineering, and ends with building a Tic-Tac-Toe game in Node.js. For beginners who learn best with interactive lessons and want a certificate; Codecademy suggests its Learn Prompt Engineering course first.
Aspiring builders, career switchers and working developers. This is a beginner-level course in Coding with AI, running about ~2 hours (2 lessons, 1 project).
$14.99/month. Requires Codecademy Plus ($29.99 billed monthly or $14.99/month billed annually) or Pro; the certificate of completion is included. Price seen 2026-11-01.
Introduces agentic AI and vibe coding, has you prototype three working apps in plain language, and then build a custom workplace tool in Google AI Studio. For non-programmers who want a Google-branded, beginner-level credential in building apps with AI.
Shows how agentic coding tools break down complex apps across multiple files, with hands-on work in Windsurf debugging and refactoring JavaScript, updating a large legacy codebase, and building a Wikipedia data analysis app. For developers with basic coding and prompting skills who want to see how an AI IDE agent uses tools and context.
Andrew Ng walks complete non-programmers through describing an app idea in plain language and having AI build a working browser-based web app, then customizing it and reusing the approach on other projects such as a ping pong game. The gentlest on-ramp to vibe coding for anyone who has never written code.