Put AI to work on software you can confidently review, test, and deliver. This ebook starts with Claude Code, then shows you how to turn requirements into clear behaviors and build features in manageable stages. You’ll explore AI-assisted unit testing and the red/green/refactor cycle before taking these practices into team workflows, with shared instructions, agent handoffs, and CI automation. Along the way, learn where your judgment matters most and how to keep oversight effective as you delegate more work.
about the authors
Elton Stoneman is a Docker Captain, a multiyear Microsoft MVP, and author of dozens of online training courses with Pluralsight and Udemy. He is the author of
Learn Docker in a Month of Lunches and
Learn Kubernetes in a Month of Lunches from Manning.
Mark Winteringham is an experienced software tester who teaches many aspects of software testing. He is the author of Testing Web APIs.
Tomasz Lelek is a Senior Staff Software Engineer at Dremio and co-author of the bestselling Software Mistakes and Tradeoffs. A creator, researcher, and engineer at heart, Tomasz combines deep technical expertise with a passion for clarity and innovation. His work spans distributed systems, data engineering, and AI, with a strong foundation in databases built through extensive work on the Apache Cassandra ecosystem.
Artur Skowroński is Head of Application Development at VirtusLab, a software consulting company responsible for implementing platform-level developer tooling—custom-tailored for multi-million-line codebases and complex monorepos—and the current steward of the Scala programming language. With over a decade of experience as a software engineer, tech lead, solution architect, and technical product manager, he blends hands-on depth with strong product sense and currently leads projects at the intersection of AI and modern software engineering.