Bro, this vibe-coding thing is so fun. It's just incredible prompting an AI and seeing it help you bring an idea to life.
I've been vibe-coding all through the week and it's been so fun. One thing no one talks about though is that is also takes time and can be annoying sometimes, especially when you're telling the AI to do something and it's doing something else and your credits are about getting exhausted. haha
Over the course of the week, I vibe-coded
Memeoutbid.online and
Technochat.fun
For memeoutbid, I just did it to ride and enjoy the
Outbid.lol hype.
For
Technochat.fun, I did it to genuinely help non-techy people interact and position themselves for the
$FLOP airdrop.
Seriously, I'm excited to see that Technochat and the guide I wrote about it helped lots of persons. As Flop Labs continues to add more features to Technocore, I'll continue to develop the tool I built to better help everyone interact and get positioned. Maybe it could become something big one day.
If you're just starting out on your vibe-coding journey and finding it difficult to make use of Claude/codex, I'll suggest you try out some really automated tools that does it all for you - from building to previewing to helping you launch and host it.
The one I make use of is
Rocket.new.
It's quite simple for real. You just have to come up with an idea of something you want to build, take it to ChatGPT and ask it to help you polish it and come up with a detailed prompt. It does so and you paste the prompt in your vibe-coding tool - in this case,
@rocketdotnew
One thing though is that you may need a bit of experience when it comes to playing with databases, environment files, and setting up 3rd party platforms if their APIs are needed for what you're building. Generally, it's all easy and incredible.
Throughout the weekend, I'll explore new ideas I can integrate into some of the stuff I've built and find possible ways to even monetize some of them.