Can a newbie really vibe code an app? I tried Cursor and Replit to find out

I'm not a programmer, but I tried four vibe coding tools to see if I could build anything at all on my own. Here's what I did and did not accomplish.
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AI Startup Replit Launches ‘Vibe Coding’ Feature for Building Mobile Apps

This approach allows developers to create applications through natural language conversations rather than traditional ...

The rise of ‘micro’ apps: non-developers are writing apps instead of buying them

It is a new era of app creation that is sometimes called micro apps, personal apps, or fleeting apps because they are ...
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Illustrating physics problems with Web VPython in Python

Illustrating physics problems with Web VPython in Python. Learn how to build clear 3D visualizations for motion and forces, and bring physics concepts to life with interactive animations and simple ...

Replit’s AI can build your mobile apps and push them straight to App store

Replit’s new feature generates iOS apps from text prompts, integrates monetization, and streamlines App Store publishing - ...
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Google's 'Personal Intelligence' Is Here to Read Your Diary

Hillman highlights Teradata’s interoperability with AWS, Python-in-SQL, minimal data movement, open table formats, feature stores, and “bring your own […] In this episode of eSpeaks, host Corey Noles ...
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Microsoft’s January Security Update of High-Risk Vulnerability Notice for Multiple Products

Overview On January 14, NSFOCUS CERT detected that Microsoft released the January Security Update patch, which fixed 112 security issues involving widely used products such as Windows, Microsoft ...