Claude Code Beginner's Tutorial: Build a Movie App in 15 Minutes (2025)
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[0:01] Hey everyone. So today I want to share a
[0:03] super beginner friendly tutorial to
[0:06] using clock code. I think claw code is
[0:09] the best AI agent available in the
[0:11] market today. And the best way to see
[0:13] what it's capable of is to try yourself.
[0:17] So here's what we're going to cover
[0:18] today. First, we're going to cover how
[0:20] to install claw code both in terminal
[0:23] and in cursor. And then we're going to
[0:26] clone this amazing movie discovery app
[0:30] into our project.
[0:33] And then we're going to ask CL code to
[0:35] explain to us how this app actually
[0:37] works. Number four, we are going to
[0:39] install dependencies and uh get clock
[0:42] code to run the app locally. And then
[0:45] we're going to use plan mode to create a
[0:48] detail spec to add a watch list feature
[0:51] to our app.
[0:53] After that, we are going to create a
[0:56] claw.md file with some best practices
[0:59] for using claw code. And finally, we're
[1:01] going to get claw code to actually build
[1:03] or watch this feature and see if it
[1:06] works. Okay, so let's dive straight in.
[1:09] So, how do you install claw code? Well,
[1:11] if you go to clause documentation,
[1:14] installation as installation is as
[1:16] simple as just pasting this single line
[1:18] right here into your terminal. Open your
[1:21] terminal app. Just type terminal
[1:25] and copy this line here. And all you got
[1:28] to do is paste a line here and it should
[1:31] install. And then just type claude to
[1:34] load claw code.
[1:37] Okay. So there you go. Clock code is now
[1:40] live in terminal. But personally, you
[1:42] know, I prefer to use claw code inside
[1:44] an IDE like cursor. So let me show you
[1:46] how to do that too. Here I have