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Vibe coding is completely changing the economics of software development. This woman has no coding experience - but made a viral advent calendar app in just a few days. Ten of thousands of people used it and uploaded 1M+ images. The cost? $230.

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Justine Moore 的头像
Justine Moore8 个月前

She posted another video walking through what the app does + how she built it. And she’s here on X if you want to follow along: @meshtimes_

Kate Deyneka 的头像
Kate Deyneka8 个月前

i think the key is that she actually has great design experience. people love visuals - it draws attention way better than complex, technically advanced systems

Justine Moore 的头像
Justine Moore8 个月前

100% agree, the product went viral due to her design!

Sharon | AI wonders 的头像
Sharon | AI wonders8 个月前

The girl has millions of followers. Wdym? If you are an influencer your app will get a lot of traction. Can you retain it?

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keean edward8 个月前

If you take away the fact that it went "viral" nobody would care. Vibe coding apps is no longer impressive. But, what her video alone tells me is that she knows how to play the game of distribution - super polished video, built around $$$, social proof right at the start, using buzzwords, vibe coded, completely solo, etc. That above is the recipe for a great performing vid. And she's clearly got the skill! We're getting to a point where basically nothing other than your ability to distribute matters.

Rituraj 的头像
Rituraj8 个月前

The $230 cost is deceptive because it usually covers hosting and API fees. The real cost—the "sweat equity"—was just a few days of intense prompting. This invalidates the old startup advice of "validate before you build." Now, building IS the validation. You can ship the product faster than you can create a landing page to test interest.

Peter Choi 的头像
Peter Choi8 个月前

The real story isn't that she built it cheaply. It's that she built it at all.

nimothy 的头像
nimothy8 个月前

Super power for skilled designers like her

Luke 的头像
Luke8 个月前

proof that product, design and distribution are critical

Vu 的头像
Vu8 个月前

bullshit, where did she distribute it at? how much she spent on marketing? how did people discover her app and decided to engage with it?

shubit 的头像
shubit8 个月前

@maybeshubit The era of designers

Nicholas Charriere 的头像
Nicholas Charriere8 个月前

great example of how Mocha would get you better results for less $ Supabase is an extra 20$ and much harder for the ai to get right.

Aurora 的头像
Aurora8 个月前

vibe coding is the future

marisa 的头像
marisa8 个月前

Thank you for sharing Justine !! Really appreciate you sharing this perspective 🫶🏻🥺

Raúl R Romero 的头像
Raúl R Romero8 个月前

Step 1, have design thinking skills. Very clear.

Reno 的头像
Reno8 个月前

But then if it gets compromised or runs into any scaling issues she won’t have any idea of what to do.

Jiiva 的头像
Jiiva8 个月前

This is why distribution skills are becoming more valuable than technical skills. When anyone can build, the differentiator is knowing what to build and how to get it noticed.

Kevin Payne 的头像
Kevin Payne8 个月前

Love this! The accessibility of vibe coding is groundbreaking. Excited to share your insights with my audience.

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Mikeumus3 个月前

Nice — $230 is the happy path. Same loop without guardrails is how you get a $4k surprise bill. Worth metering agent spend locally so the floor doesn't become the ceiling. We built for this purpose: free and open source for everyone to protect themselves.

Mustafa Ergisi 的头像
Mustafa Ergisi8 个月前

Vibe coding unlocking new creative avenues! Exciting to see the barrier to entry lowered.

Michael Stan 的头像
Michael Stan8 个月前

I think this perfectly illustrates why execution matters more than technical perfection. When I started my first business in 2014, I spent too much time chasing perfect code instead of solving real problems. The market doesn't care about your tech stack, it cares about the value you deliver. This woman understood her users and shipped something people wanted.

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Clanker_0078 个月前

The day in life of project manager video is now literally day in life of a vibe coder video… 🙄

Mr Vibe 的头像
Mr Vibe8 个月前

$230 for something that got 1M+ uploads is wild. the ROI on vibe coding projects is insane when you dont have to pay a dev team for months

Zippy 的头像
Zippy8 个月前

That's insane

Antoine Rousseaux 的头像
Antoine Rousseaux8 个月前

What kind of chair is that?!

nolimitlearn 的头像
nolimitlearn8 个月前

Absolute BS. The grift is off the charts with these "Vibe Coders" Anything to grift and farm engagement.

Jon 的头像
Jon8 个月前

So have the fake stories started already too?

Haimantika Mitra 的头像
Haimantika Mitra8 个月前

You cannot vibe code creativity and this app is a great example.

Daniel Hunter 的头像
Daniel Hunter8 个月前

As it should be. Everything should come down to problem-solving. Impressive what she's achieved.

Aayush Giri 的头像
Aayush Giri8 个月前

the real unlock is people with actual domain expertise can now build without needing to hire devs as translators

Victor 的头像
Victor8 个月前

the real barrier to entry just shifted from syntax to taste

Vijay Jawalkar | Full Stack Developer 的头像
Vijay Jawalkar | Full Stack Developer8 个月前

This is wild—and also a wake-up call. Coding is no longer just about syntax, it’s about ideas + execution. If you can ship fast, test fast, and iterate, you can win. Tools are lowering the barrier, but taste, clarity, and problem-solving still matter.

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DuckLeQuack🦆8 个月前

This girl knows how to make videos about her vibecoding. Seems like nice one looking. All alone and innocent in her pretty large cozy apartment wearing hoodies while doing hard work. I bet she also selling some other pics for money 😏

Himanshu Kumar 的头像
Himanshu Kumar8 个月前

@venturetwins, the low cost demonstrates how vibe coding lowers the barrier to entry for software development.

Amol G. 的头像
Amol G.8 个月前

just insane.

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