Get the vibe?
summary
Builds a working web photo editor across browser and desktop AI tools — tries Google AI Studio, Firebase Studio, tempo.ai and several VS Code forks (Cursor, Copilot-style extensions) and wires image upload, rotate/contrast controls and a “help → google.com” button. Generation is fast but not instantaneous, often needs manual tweaks, and some tools drop changes in ~30% of tools on regeneration. Flags extension security risks and says outputs need human review for quality and maintainability.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:27Agentic AI and vibe coding
- 10:54C4 model in VS Code
- 17:20Web photo editor with Google AI Studio
- 27:36Firebase Studio for vibe coding
- 35:56Web app with Tempo.ai
- 40:07Cursor as vibe coding tool
- 50:18GitHub Copilot in VS Code
- 1:01:00Surfshark Code evaluation
- 1:13:54Codeium for agentic coding
- 1:21:35Vibe coding challenges recap
- 1:28:52Future of vibe coding
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