Claude Code Workshop | סדנת Claude Code מעשית #2
- Date
- 2026-06-28
- Location
- Be'er Sheva, South District, Israel
- Host
- Personal
About this event
If you’ve been curious about how to actually use Claude Code in a practical, hands-on way, this workshop is built for you. This is not a high-level talk or a passive demo from the back of the room. It’s a focused in-person session in Be'er Sheva where you’ll sit with other builders, try things live, compare approaches, and leave with a clearer sense of how to make Claude Code useful in real work. This is the second practical Claude Code workshop, which means the format is centered on doing rather than just discussing. Whether you’re exploring AI-assisted coding for the first time or already experimenting and want sharper workflows, you’ll be in a room with people who care about learning by making. About the Event This workshop is a community-driven, in-person meetup designed around practical experience with Claude Code. The goal is simple: help attendees move from curiosity to confident use through guided exploration, shared problem-solving, and real conversation with others who are testing similar tools and ideas. Because it’s held in person, the value goes beyond the content itself. You get the benefit of immediate discussion, spontaneous troubleshooting, and the kind of side conversations that often unlock the most useful insights. Instead of watching someone else work through examples, you’ll be close enough to ask questions, compare setups, and understand how different people are approaching the same challenges. The event also sits at the intersection of workshop, meetup, and community gathering. That means you can expect a learning-focused atmosphere with room for networking and informal exchange. If you like environments where people are open about what’s working, what isn’t, and what they’re still figuring out, this format will feel productive and approachable. What to Expect Expect a practical morning built around live exploration, hands-on participation, and direct exchange with other attendees. The exact flow may vary in the room, but the session is designed to keep things active and useful rather than overly scripted. You can likely expect a mix of: A short framing introduction to align everyone on the goals of the workshop and how the session will run Practical demonstrations or guided examples showing how Claude Code can be used in realistic coding or problem-solving contexts Hands-on time where you can test ideas yourself, follow along, or adapt examples to your own interests Group discussion and Q&A so attendees can raise blockers, compare methods, and learn from each other’s experiments Informal networking before, during, or after the session with others from the local community Because this is a workshop and not just a talk, participation matters. You’ll get more from the session if you come ready to think actively, ask specific questions, and engage with the examples being discussed. Even if you’re new to Claude Code, the format should help you see not just what the tool can do, but how people are actually trying to integrate it into their workflows. Another important part of the experience is the room itself: people with different levels of familiarity, different technical habits, and different reasons for being there. That variety is useful. It means you won’t only hear one “right” way to use the tool; you’ll get a broader picture of where Claude Code is helpful, where it needs careful handling, and how different users evaluate results. Why Attend The biggest reason to attend is speed. A good hands-on workshop can compress hours of solo trial and error into one focused morning. Instead of reading scattered posts or testing prompts in isolation, you’ll learn faster by seeing live examples, asking follow-up questions, and hearing what others are discovering in real time. You should also expect to leave with better judgment, not just more enthusiasm. Practical sessions are valuable because they help separate surface-level novelty from workflows that are genuinely useful. That’s especially important with coding tools: it’s one thing to watch a polished demo, and another to understand when a tool saves time, when it needs close review, and where it fits into your own process. Attending in person also gives you something online content usually cannot: local connection. If you want to meet people in Be'er Sheva who are actively exploring AI, coding tools, and practical experimentation, this is a strong setting for that. Conversations that start around a workshop table often turn into future collaborations, shared projects, or simply a network of people you can continue learning with. You may find value here if you want to: Get hands-on exposure instead of only hearing abstract claims about AI coding tools Ask real questions in a setting where immediate feedback is possible See how others work and compare approaches, habits, and expectations Build confidence using Claude Code in a more deliberate, grounded way Meet local peers interested in the same space and continue the conversation beyond the event Practical Details This event takes place in person in Be'er Sheva, Israel. The in-person format is a core part of the experience, so plan for a workshop environment centered on participation, discussion, and direct interaction with other attendees. The workshop is scheduled for Sunday, June 28 at 9:00 AM GMT+3. As a morning event, it’s well suited for starting the day with focused learning and leaving the rest of your day open. If you like arriving settled and ready to engage, it’s worth planning to get there a bit early so you can find the space, meet a few people, and start the session without rushing. Since this is a practical workshop, the best mindset is to come prepared to participate rather than observe quietly. Bring curiosity, specific questions if you have them, and a willingness to test ideas in a community setting. You do not need to be an expert to benefit, but you will get more from the event if you show up ready to engage. If you’ve been waiting for a reason to move from “I should probably explore this” to actually spending focused time with the tool and the community around it, this is a strong opportunity to do exactly that.
Who should attend
This session is for people who want practical exposure, useful conversations, and a community setting where learning happens by doing. - **You’re curious about Claude Code and want a real starting point.** If you’ve heard about it, seen examples, or been meaning to try it properly, this workshop gives you a structured way to begin. - **You learn best hands-on.** If you prefer experimenting, asking questions, and seeing workflows in action rather than just watching a presentation, you’ll get much more value from this format. - **You’re already testing AI-assisted coding tools and want sharper judgment.** This is a good fit if you’re past the hype stage and want to better understand what’s actually useful in practice. - **You want to meet others in Be'er Sheva who are exploring similar tools.** If local community matters to you, this is a strong chance to connect with people working through similar ideas and challenges. - **You like practical meetups with room for discussion.** If you enjoy learning environments where people compare notes openly, troubleshoot together, and share honest experiences, you’ll feel comfortable here. - **You want to leave with clearer next steps.** Whether you’re new or already experimenting, this workshop is for you if you want more than inspiration and are looking for concrete momentum.