I’m Kayla. I code. I also chase a good feeling when I work. So I ran a test. For one month, I used a “Rick Rubin vibe” style for my coding. I set the mood first. I kept the rules loose. I listened to what felt true. Then I built stuff. That idea lines up…

I’m Kayla, and I finished the Vibe Coding Course while working nights and juggling life. I used my old Dell, a mug of tea, and a lot of patience. You know what? It surprised me. Someone else had a similar eight-week roller-coaster and wrote about it here. Why I signed up I wanted real projects,…

Note: This is a creative first-person story told like a real review. It shares hands-on style details and concrete examples for clarity. What I built (and why it felt human) I made a tiny tool called Checkouts in a Day. It’s a simple paywall and customer area for small indie sites. Think: a one-page checkout,…

Quick outline What I used and why Real prompts and fixes Claude gave me What worked, what broke, and my final take Why I even tried this I like fast web backends. I also like trying weird stacks on quiet Sundays. So I spent a week building a tiny API with vibe.d (the D language…

Note: This is a fictional first-person review for creative purposes. You know what? Mood matters when I code. If the vibe feels right, I get in flow. If it feels off, I get stuck. So I built a little setup that helps me think, move fast, and feel calm. Here’s what I use, how I…

I’m Kayla, and yes, I really use Cursor every day. I code front-end stuff for work and for fun. And lately, I’ve been “vibe coding” with it. Sounds silly, right? It’s not. It’s fast. It’s messy. It’s kind of fun.(For the blow-by-blow of my very first session, see my article: I Tried Vibe Coding in…

Hi, I’m Kayla. I write code late at night with lofi on, cat asleep, and a mug of mint tea. I want tools that feel like a chill pair-programmer. Not a drill sergeant. So I’ve tried a bunch of AI tools for what I call “vibe coding.” You know—flow, small nudges, fewer tabs, more focus.…

Hi, I’m Kayla. I build apps, themes, and odd little toys on my desk. Lately, I’ve been using something folks call “vibe coding.” It sounds silly. It’s not. It helped me ship cleaner work, faster, with less stress. Industry watchers have weighed in too—TechRadar describes vibe coding as an AI-assisted way to generate and iterate…

You know what? I didn’t expect to like it this much. I tried DeepSeek for coding last week. It had this calm, steady vibe that matched my style. Not loud. Not needy. Just helpful. By the way, DeepSeek Coder is an AI-powered coding assistant that offers features such as intelligent code suggestions, error detection, and…

I’m Kayla, and I build little apps for folks who don’t like boring tools. I tried Vibe Coding AI inside VS Code and my browser for two weeks. It felt like pairing with a chatty junior dev who reads docs fast, but sometimes guesses. Helpful? Yes. Perfect? Not quite. Let me explain.If the term “vibe…