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Todd McLeod
Practical Vibe Coding: AI-Powered Software Development
Build AI-Powered Web Apps Without Writing Code
Vibe coding is transforming how we build software — fast, flexible, and powered by AI. Whether you're a developer, a product manager, or someone with no coding background at all, you no longer need to wait on dev cycles or approvals to bring your ideas to life.
In this course, you'll learn the fundamentals of vibe coding and how to use it to create useful, real-world web apps — without needing to write traditional code or use complex development environments.
What Is Vibe Coding — and Why Now?
Vibe coding is the fastest way to build and launch software using natural language, AI assistance, and low-code platforms. It’s not just about playing with prompts. It’s about learning to:
Think like a builder
Break down your idea clearly
Use the right tools to go from concept to working app — fast
You’ll learn how vibe coding fits into modern software workflows, and why companies and teams are already using it to create internal tools, dashboards, automations, and prototypes.
Learn by Doing — 4 Real Projects with 4 Tools
This course isn’t about theory. You’ll build real applications step by step, using some of the most powerful vibe coding tools available today.
We’ll cover:
Lovable – Build a gamified sales tracker with sleek UI
Base44 – Create a backend-connected app for internal use
Cursor (with Valentin Despa) – Learn how to build from a developer’s perspective
Claude (with Federico Garay) – Build a powerful dashboard using Claude
Each tool teaches you different skills, but the focus stays on how to think and build like a vibe coder, no matter what tool you’re using.
Prompting Skills That Actually Work
You’ll also learn how to write effective prompts that get you better results — faster. We’ll cover:
How to use ChatGPT to shape and define your project
How to break down your idea into a clear, buildable structure
How to adjust and iterate prompts to fix bugs or improve features
How to use prompt guidelines from each tool to make your workflow smoother
This isn’t just AI for fun — this is AI for production, for teams, and for real business value.
Who This Course Is For
This course is designed for both technical and non-technical learners. You don’t need a software engineering background. If you can describe your idea, you can build it.
It’s perfect for:
Developers looking to move faster
Non-coders who want to build real apps
Product managers, founders, consultants, and team leads
Anyone interested in low-code, AI-powered app development
By the End of This Course, You'll Be Able To:
Build full apps using low-code AI tools — with or without coding experience
Identify great use cases for vibe coding inside companies
Collaborate better with developers and technical teams
Create dashboards, trackers, internal tools, and simple public-facing apps
Use AI like ChatGPT to plan, prototype, and prompt efficiently
Understand how to debug, test, and adapt your builds responsibly
Join the Future of Software Creation
Software development is evolving — and vibe coding is one of the biggest shifts we’ve seen in years. It puts the power to build in the hands of more people — and this course shows you how to use it well.
Whether you’re launching a new idea, automating internal work, or just tired of waiting for dev cycles to catch up, vibe coding lets you move faster — and smarter.
Enroll now and start building apps that work — with tools that do the heavy lifting for you.
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