this is the most value and info packed email newsletter i’ve seen in awhile. thanks for this awesome inspirational resource. i’m planning to create an informational interview app that randomizes the questions i add, so i don’t have to think as much about what to ask next. i also want to code some type of sandwich making video game that you can play on your phone
Malcolm!! First of all—thank you, that means the world. Second of all—an informational interview randomizer and a sandwich-making game? That’s peak “build what you wish existed” energy. Honestly, both sound like perfect vibe coding projects. If you end up building either, please circle back—I’ll be first in line to play and cheer you on!
I’ve worked a lot in the AI + no-code space, and I fully agree, the biggest unlock isn’t technical, it’s mindset. So many people still believe they need “perfect” skills before they can build. What I especially appreciate here is how you balance enthusiasm with realism: yes, vibe coding lowers barriers, but it still needs creative direction and user empathy to shape meaningful tools. The prompt framework you shared is gold. In my own experiments, I’ve found that the more precisely you define user outcomes, the more usable the product becomes.
Thanks for such a generous post! Looking forward to seeing how more creators jump in and experiment 🌟
Tiff, once again, wow!!! I’m blown away by how much I’m learning from you. I know that whenever I consume a piece of content from you—whether it’s here, on TikTok, or anywhere else—I walk away with a new tool, system, or idea. I love this!! Thank you again.
Bianca!! You have no idea how much this means to me. This is the exact impact I hope for — giving you tools, clarity, and a little tech confidence boost every time 🧡
Thank you, this was so inspirational! I got started on Lovable straight away. Would you recommend learning coding basics to get the most out of vibe coding?
Hey Salman! I LOVE that you're diving in already — that's the whole spirit of vibe coding! 🙌
Honestly? You don’t need to learn traditional coding to get results — your clarity and creativity matter more than syntax. That said, learning some basic concepts (like how databases work, or how front/backends talk to each other) can definitely help you level up how you prompt and troubleshoot.
So no, you don’t need to learn code — but understanding how apps are structured? Total cheat code for better builds. You’re already on the right path 💥
this is the most value and info packed email newsletter i’ve seen in awhile. thanks for this awesome inspirational resource. i’m planning to create an informational interview app that randomizes the questions i add, so i don’t have to think as much about what to ask next. i also want to code some type of sandwich making video game that you can play on your phone
Malcolm!! First of all—thank you, that means the world. Second of all—an informational interview randomizer and a sandwich-making game? That’s peak “build what you wish existed” energy. Honestly, both sound like perfect vibe coding projects. If you end up building either, please circle back—I’ll be first in line to play and cheer you on!
Such a sharp breakdown, Tiff!
I’ve worked a lot in the AI + no-code space, and I fully agree, the biggest unlock isn’t technical, it’s mindset. So many people still believe they need “perfect” skills before they can build. What I especially appreciate here is how you balance enthusiasm with realism: yes, vibe coding lowers barriers, but it still needs creative direction and user empathy to shape meaningful tools. The prompt framework you shared is gold. In my own experiments, I’ve found that the more precisely you define user outcomes, the more usable the product becomes.
Thanks for such a generous post! Looking forward to seeing how more creators jump in and experiment 🌟
YESSS thank you Daria!! 💥
You nailed it! Lower barriers ≠ lower standards. It still takes vision, empathy, and that prompt precision you mentioned.
Appreciate you adding so much value to the convo! Let’s keep this wave of empowered creators rolling! 🌊✨
Tiff, once again, wow!!! I’m blown away by how much I’m learning from you. I know that whenever I consume a piece of content from you—whether it’s here, on TikTok, or anywhere else—I walk away with a new tool, system, or idea. I love this!! Thank you again.
Bianca!! You have no idea how much this means to me. This is the exact impact I hope for — giving you tools, clarity, and a little tech confidence boost every time 🧡
Thanks so much for your support!!
Thank you, this was so inspirational! I got started on Lovable straight away. Would you recommend learning coding basics to get the most out of vibe coding?
Hey Salman! I LOVE that you're diving in already — that's the whole spirit of vibe coding! 🙌
Honestly? You don’t need to learn traditional coding to get results — your clarity and creativity matter more than syntax. That said, learning some basic concepts (like how databases work, or how front/backends talk to each other) can definitely help you level up how you prompt and troubleshoot.
So no, you don’t need to learn code — but understanding how apps are structured? Total cheat code for better builds. You’re already on the right path 💥