Wiring up others' MCP servers isn't enough: dev seeks resources on design fundamentals
TheAzGreenPhoenix · reddit · 2026-09-30
A developer posted that after wiring up 4-5 MCP servers from other people's repos, they still couldn't design one from scratch — the protocol is clear until you must decide what belongs in a tool versus a resource. They're evaluating structured courses on Udacity, Zero to Mastery and Maven, and asking the community for material covering the design side, highlighting a gap in the MCP ecosystem between wiring tutorials and architecture guidance.
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