Hello Reader, Most people start AI coding with a single text prompt. In Episode 2 of Vibe Coding for Beginners, I break down five powerful methods you can use right now:
Additionally, there’s a bonus method that combines multiple approaches to move even faster. Watch Episode 2 hereWhen I started AI coding 10 months ago, I began with simple tools like V0, Bolt, and Lovable. Then I moved to Cursor, and VS Code, and now I’m building my startup, Sucana, in Claude Code. This series follows the same path, starting simple and increasing in complexity each week. If you start now, you’ll grow alongside the series and be ready for advanced tools and workflows when we get there. See you in the next one, P.S. If you missed Episode 1, we discuss what vibe coding is, its negative side, and how to overcome it, and built a full portfolio website from scratch in under 15 minutes. Watch it here. |
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Hello Reader, Most builders get stuck on the same question: “What should I build next?” They scroll through idea lists, chase trends, or wait for a flash of inspiration that never arrives. But here’s the thing, you don’t need more ideas. You need the right idea for you. And now, AI coding tools like V0, Bolt, and Lovable can help you find it. Here’s How You Can Start Building Today Here’s how you can start building an application using V0, Bolt or Lovable today: Go to V0, Bolt, or Lovable....
Hello Reader, Our beta launch for Sucana failed. And the feedback was brutal. Beta users said, the application is, Slow Clunky Cumbersome Now imagine this: weeks of late nights, coding until 4 AM, finally hitting “launch”… and the first thing you hear from users is exactly that. It stings. Then my cofounders Victor & Virgil called me and said, “Let’s flip it all around.” And I’m sitting here thinking, I pulled late nights. Wrote endless code. You can’t just flip it upside down. You see,...
Hello Reader, Quarter 4 is here. For most of my career, I set yearly goals… and then forgot them by February. Everything felt too big, too far away, and too overwhelming. That changed in 2022 when I discovered quarterly planning. Here’s why it works: Big vision → 5-year direction Focus → one or two projects per quarter Execution → daily actions, weekly reviews, and a scorecard It’s a system that has helped me clarify my direction, build my startup part-time, stay consistent with content, and...