... Late-night lobbies, MMOs instead of homework, friendships formed over voice chat rather than irl. The internet wasn t a hobby; it was where my social life happened. Then came forums. Long threads, pointless arguments, deep dives into obscure topics. Hours spent reading, replying, and watching ideas evolve in public. That era shaped how I think more than any classroom ever did. Eventually, I drifted into crypto. Not because I was particularly insightful- just online enough to encounter it early ... ... felt like my role was creative support. Content, copy, narrative, vibes- whatever a project needed. I helped things move, but never built something that was truly mine. Always adjacent to the main story. Never the protagonist. Then I discovered vibecoding

... really like this that someone reaches out to you with just Hey, could you support me with my launch . It just feels very new to me to be honest. Comment from AJ(@build_with_aj): I yoloed the vibecoder.date launch because I figured it was whatever. It was a success, completely unexpected. The product is its own thing but I'm deeply enjoying writing the blog for it. No SEO or ulterior motives for it. I've noticed some things ... ... kind of engagement carries much more weight than generic support. Comment from Priyanka Gosai(@priyanka_gosai1): @busmark_w_nika  you can just email them one-on-one. that's what we did. Comment from Aleksandar Blazhev(@byalexai): Great topic

... kind of trendy business model or income stream that happened to be booming at the time. First, it was dropshipping and flipping items. Then came NFTs and everything happening in the crypto space. Now everyone seems obsessed with quick vibecoded AI solutions and investment apartments. Every time, I feel like I m missing out but on the other hand, these trends last only a moment and then disappear. Like little micro-bubbles. Are these things real businesses? And what other ... ... bring them to market sooner. That s why my advice is: focus on your own interests and strengths! Opportunities like these will always exist. Comment from Pamela Arienti(@pamela_arienti): @busmark_w_nika That's a very interesting topic

... AI dev tools are evolving crazy fast , every few weeks there s a new must-try for vibe coders. Some ...

... heard a lot of hate when someone with minimal or no coding knowledge starts vibecoding a project. And monetising it on top of that. But many experienced programmers who have been in the industry for quite some time didn't like that. Instead of throwing away their efforts, what would you advise such people to improve? My advice would be to have someone technical on the team (or a tech advisor) + join basic coding and programming courses. What else ... ... entrepenerus the most :) Comment from Anisha Agarwalla(@anisha_agarwalla): Hmmm... loaded question, Nika! I've done my fair bit of vibecoding

... Singh(@adi_singh5): @byalexai  What are you launching soon? Comment from Ramesh Kumar Ramachandran(@rameshkumar_astravue): @busmark_w_nika   That would be the nice way to approach. For now, for prototyping a feature I may hire a vibecoder. Comment from Nithya Kumaran(@nithya_kumaran): How would stop them from using Ai tools. Vibe coding is the new norm. Unless you writing I. C or cobol. Every language has a good Ai support. We try to encourage them ... ... Thanks for asking Comment from Nithya Kumaran(@nithya_kumaran): @adi_singh5   we are launching our AI powered Trading application. Comment from Adi Singh(@adi_singh5): @theanimeshs  this matter a lot! Comment from Sanskar Yadav(@sanskarix): Hring a vibecoder

... built Antalyze in just 6 months, powered by our unique development culture called Vibecoding focused, fast, and customer-obsessed. The result? An AI-powered chat assistant that s more than just a bot it s your frontline support team, available 24/7 across: WhatsApp , Instagram , Messenger , and your website bubble chat With Antalyze, you get: Analytics Dashboard Get deep insights into chat performance, engagement, and resolutions. Topic

... roundtable - Codebuff (formerly manicode) - AI agent in terminal  Other coding tools - Graphite - AI code reviewer - we use this and like it a lot Ad creative - Krea - came recommended by a founder in the roundtable Design / vibecoding -  v0.dev  - Vercel's frontend design (many designers now work with V0 and Cursor/windsurf instead of Figma) -  Replit.com  ,  Bolt.new  ,  Lovable.dev  - coding agents for non-coders to stand up quick projects Comment from Rajiv Ayyangar(@rajiv_ayyangar ... ... want to check out like Granola, Vapi, Krea. Comment from Siddharth Pereira(@siddharthpereira): If you are into marketing, I have to say you need to check out @Milestone Content Studio to get AI ideas for SEO rich topics

... New from @andrewmason : agentive video editing coming to Descript. A smart, versatile, tireless AI co-editor with all the tools ...

... I've been vibe coding for a few months as a non-coder and I'm still annoyed with the ...

... absolute best and hilarious! Comment from Aaron O'Leary(@aaronoleary): I'd have to go with @Xnapper @Ball and @Cursor at the moment! Xnapper is such an easy way to make beautiful screenshots in literally one click, Cursor for vibecoding and Ball because it's a ball you can bounce on your screen Comment from Jo o Ferreira(@linklogician): for me, has to be @Wispr Flow since they were available for Windows. It's significantly changed my daily routine ... ... kevin_mcdonagh1  That sounds really interesting! I have to try it as well! Being able to convert screenshots into Figma files so easily sounds like a huge time saver! Comment from Alina Kunafina(@alina_kunafina): What a good topic