Vibe coding for non-developers now accounts for 63 percent of all users, with writers, students, and investors shipping apps ...

Since Andrej Karpathy first coined the term back in February 2025, the hype around “vibe coding” has become easily understandable. By definition, you describe the app you want in plain language, and ...

Lots of app ideas but no coding skills? It's time to vibe code your life.

Every decade or so, we see a seismic shift in the way software is built. First, it was the rise of IDEs, then Git, then CI/CD and now—welcome to the era of vibe coding. Vibe coding is more than just a ...

IT leaders are increasingly open to business users leveraging AI coding assistants to build pilots and solutions. Here’s how ...

Vibe coding holds more promises for young IT engineers and developers than before. Deepak Dhanak, the COO of Rocket, reveals ...

Vibe coding is legit enough that enterprises need to start experimenting. Finding the right tool for your users and use cases is the first step.

Ryan Meadows, Lovable’s chief revenue officer, shares how the Swedish startup is scaling fast by bringing A.I. coding tools to non-technical users.

Vibe coding has moved from a developer shortcut to a mainstream software-building habit, with non-developers now making up 63 per cent of users creating applications through natural-language prompts ...

This vibe coding cheat sheet explains how plain-language prompts can build apps fast, plus the planning, testing, and ...

Can a non-developer use vibe coding to build and deploy a full-stack app? And can that app actually do anything useful? I used to be a developer, many decades ago, but I’m not one any longer. The ...