Recent posts tagged vibecoding

Hey everyone, With the widespread adoption of the Model Context Protocol MCP across Claude Code, Cursor, and autonomous agent frameworks, there is a lot of discussion around using AI-assisted workflows "vibe coding" to build out agent infrastructure...

Vercel’s v0 has blocked more than 100,000 insecure deployments since launch. That single number sums up where vibe coding stands in 2026. Building an app by describing it in plain English has gotten fast enough that platforms now build in security s...

AI-assisted coding has lowered the barrier to building software. But a repository full of generated features isn't the same as a finished, tested, maintainable application. When a project stalls, return to the fundamentals: Define the minimum finis...

AI makes it much easier to build things now. You can vibe-code an app, launch an agent, make a prototype, or ship an AI product in days. But after that, the harder questions often start: Who actually needs this? Where do I find the first users? Ho...

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At first, I was caught up in the hype too. Like many people, I imagined that I could write a prompt, generate something, make money from it — maybe even get rich overnight. But before I started, I asked myself a simple question: If writing softwar...

Vibe coding is making it easier than ever to turn an idea into something real.Apps, games, AI tools, websites, tiny experiments — people are building everything. So maybe the interesting question isn’t “Can you code?” anymore. It’s: What are you buil...

We know AI builds fast. We also know that things happen inside the AI black box that no one plans or intends. We set out to open the box and look at what AI produced---not in a demo, not in a blog post about how great Cursor is---the real code in rea...

Every day, countless new AI projects launch worldwide. Each week, we scan the latest projects and use the CRP framework to surface the 10 that truly deserve your attention — opportunities you might be able to participate in. This week, we analyzed 12...

GoGraph Four Months Later: From Repository Map to Evidence Layer for AI Coding Agents A few months ago, I wrote about a problem I kept seeing with AI coding agents: they could write Go perfectly well, but before doing anything useful they spent a su...

As developers, we’ve all done it. You search for a problem, find a solution on Google, Stack Overflow, GitHub, or an AI tool, copy the code, make a few changes—and finally, it works. But then someone asks: “Can you explain how this works?” And s...

Traditional attendance systems seem simple until you look at how they work in practice. Manual roll calls consume valuable class time, paper attendance sheets are inefficient, and many QR-based systems can still be exploited through proxy attendance....

On February 2, 2025, Andrej Karpathy coined the term "vibe coding" - a style of development where you describe what you want in plain English, the AI writes the code, you run it, fix problems by describing them, and ship. You stop reading the code in...

Have you seen the think-pieces. "AI is coming for your jobs." "English is the new programming language." As a seasoned software developer based in South Africa, I used to think I was ahead of the curve. I wasn't an AI denier; in fact, I actively use ...

Most early-stage SaaS projects don’t fail because the idea is bad. They fail because the code was never designed for production in the first place. This is especially common in what I call “vibe coding”: Shipping fast, copying patterns, and assumi...

The hardest part of using AI coding agents isn't getting them to write Go code. It's watching them burn through your context window just trying to figure out where things are. If you’ve spent any time using Claude, Antigravity or Copilot on a medium...