Courses Production Hey everyone! 👋✨ Full transparency: we’re building this engine while flying it, and we are loving every second of doing it with you! 🚀 Big love and appreciation for all your feedback, ideas, and collaborative energy—this community is truly shaping what this space becomes, and we couldn’t be more hyped to build it together. 🤝💡 While we’re hard at work crafting the ultimate experience behind the scenes, we want to make sure you get exactly what you need right now. Here is where you can dive in depending on what you're looking for: 🎓 Want the Official Basics? If you're looking for the official setup straight from the source, check out: 👉 Anthropic’s Official Claude 101 Course 🔥 Prepping for Exams & Building Together? If you want focused exam prep and want to learn, practice, and build alongside the rest of the crew, drop into our unofficial community hub: 👉 Skool Exam Prep Classroom 🎬 Watch & Review the Videos in Canva All course videos are hosted inside Canva, and we need your input directly in the Canva comments section! We’re using a multimedia learning framework designed to spark self-driven learning. When you analyze the videos from both an operational (process, mechanics, execution) and artistic (flow, visual impact, engagement) perspective, you help shape the content. Dive into the comments and let's hit these learning objectives together! 💡🎨 Interested in the production pipeline Check > https://rifaterdemsahin.github.io/VideoProductionPipeline/index.html Keep the feedback coming, jump into the discussions, and let’s keep building! 🙌 🎉

For a while now, something has been bothering me: I'd have these genuinely great conversations with Claude, working through a concept, untangling a confusing architecture, finally getting something to click💡 and then... it would just disappear into my chat history. Gone🤦‍♀️ Never to be seen again unless I happened to remember the right search terms. It really hit me while I was deep in prep for the Claude Certified Architect (CCA-F) exam under the supervision of Rifat Erdem Şahin. I kept noticing I'd ask Claude almost the same question about the same architecture pattern, weeks apart, because I'd simply forgotten I'd already worked through it once. That was the moment I thought: this knowledge shouldn't be disappearing, it should be compounding. So I started building something to fix that. The short version: I'm turning my Claude chat history into an actual second brain in Obsidian, organized around the PARA method (Projects/Areas/Resources/Archive) , one that grows on its own. Concepts I discuss get pulled out, organized, and linked to what I already know. Instead of a pile of disconnected chat logs, I end up with a living, breathing knowledge graph that reflects how I actually think and learn. One fun side effect: since I switch between Turkish and English depending on what I'm working on, I used to end up searching for the same concept twice, in two languages, and often couldn't find either. Building this system forced me to actually organize that mess. What I care most about isn't just "storage", it's making the system smart enough to surface what I've forgotten, flag the topics I keep getting confused about, and turn raw conversations into something I actually review and retain, spaced-repetition style. There's something oddly satisfying about the system quietly reminding you of something you struggled with a month ago, and realizing you actually know it now. Not a dead archive. An active one. I'm still refining things behind the scenes, but I'm getting close to a proper, polished version of this, something I'm hoping to actually put out there soon 👀