I made a quick video showing people how to get started vibe coding using a powerful method called "BMAD". This is the first lesson in a new course. More lessons to follow!

Hey all, I saw this Reddit post written by an experienced engineer at a big tech company. It gives a clear, practical overview on how AI (like copilots) is being integrated into real-world software engineering: everything from writing technical design docs, going through structured reviews, and incorporating test-driven development, to bringing in AI for implementation and testing. The author claims this workflow gives a solid productivity boost and enhances code quality. As a side note, some Reddit commenters discuss whether this counts as "vibe coding" or something like "AI-assisted development". I personally don't care but what do you think? Is this vibe coding or something else? Also, have you used a similar structured workflow or pipeline like this with AI tools or do you prefer a more exploratory, iterative style?

Cursor version 1.3 was released One of the best new features is seeing the context usage in Chat You can check out the full changelog here

Inspired by the post by @Taj Sanders , I wanted to give everyone a reminder to regularly refactor your code Over time, AI gets your code to be a mess. So you should regularly ask it to clean it up Instead of asking AI to "refactor the code", ask it to: - Eliminate dead code: “Delete unused imports, variables, and functions; point out any test files that still call them.” - Kill duplication: “Detect code blocks duplicated ⩾ 3 times across modules; create a shared utility and update call sites.” - Improve architecture: "Identify features or sections of the app that could be extracted to a separate module." You can also use these to target a specific part of the application Note: the list is not exhaustive! Let me know if you want to know more about this

Hey everyone. I'm building a chess app and I have spent $100's on Cursor and Bolt.new. I've been thinking about trying out lovable. I get off to a great start and then my apps fail and seem to get into an endless error loops which the AI can't seem to fix. Any advice for which platform I should be on or are they more or less the same?