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#Devin Github App Reel by @duodevlogs (verified account) - Most people never ship because they start wrong. Here's the smarter order 👇 Step 1: Describe the idea clearly What to do: Explain the problem in pl
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Most people never ship because they start wrong. Here’s the smarter order 👇 Step 1: Describe the idea clearly What to do: Explain the problem in plain English. Step 2: Let AI plan the system What to do: Ask AI to break it into features. Step 3: Generate the foundation What to do: Get backend, frontend, and logic together. What to use: • AI-generated structure • Editable code Step 4: Customize only what matters What to do: Focus on core value, not perfection. Step 5: Test immediately What to do: Use it like a real user. Step 6: Ship What to do: Launch fast, then iterate. This flow is exactly why tools like Emergent are changing how MVPs are built. 👉 Comment EMERGENT and I’ll send you the link. Follow @duodevlogs for more. #aiapps #ai #python #programming #artificialintelligence
#Devin Github App Reel by @bashi_fuirkashi - Tech professionals in non engineering roles can turn product, ops, IT, dev, or support experience into real AI capability that unlocks $100k+ roles or
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Tech professionals in non engineering roles can turn product, ops, IT, dev, or support experience into real AI capability that unlocks $100k+ roles or future proofs your current position. Comment “BASIC” to get a free training on how to master coding foundations and use Ai
#Devin Github App Reel by @danielalcanja (verified account) - Most people using AI to code are improvising. They just don't know it yet. I've been building with AI tools every single day - and I've seen the diff
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Most people using AI to code are improvising. They just don’t know it yet. I’ve been building with AI tools every single day — and I’ve seen the difference between two types of builders: Vibe coders — who open an AI tool, describe what they want, and ship whatever comes out. Agentic engineers — who design the system first, define the constraints, and then let AI operate inside them. One feels fast. The other actually lasts. I’ve watched vibe coding fall apart in real time. Features conflict. Assumptions break. Nobody on the team can explain how the system actually works anymore. That’s why I moved toward agentic engineering. It means I decide: 🧱 Where AI can and can’t act 👁️ What gets reviewed by a human 🚨 How failures are handled before they happen 🔒 What the boundaries are between every module Here’s what that looks like in practice: ❌ Vibe coding: “Build me an auth system.” AI generates something. I adjust it. Hope it holds. ✅ Agentic engineering: I define the auth flow. Token lifecycle. Role model. Security constraints. Then AI builds inside those guardrails. Improvisation vs orchestration. Speed vs durability. I’m not trying to generate the most code the fastest. I’m trying to design systems where AI operates safely and the work actually scales. That’s the shift I’m making. And if you’re building with AI right now, it’s worth asking yourself — which side are you on? . . . #AIEngineering #VibeCoding #agenticengineering
#Devin Github App Reel by @bashi_fuirkashi - One of the smartest takes on "vibe coding" I've heard in a while. Comment "BASICS" if you're a US-based professional ready to pivot into AI roles! I'
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One of the smartest takes on “vibe coding” I’ve heard in a while. Comment “BASICS” if you’re a US-based professional ready to pivot into AI roles! I’ll send a free guide on how to master coding and leverage ai Naval Ravikant just said something most people are missing 👇 Yes, building software is more democratized than ever. Yes, non-technical people can now build apps they never could before. That part is real. But here’s the uncomfortable truth: Vibe coding alone makes useful apps. Foundations + vibe coding makes impactful apps. If you don’t understand basics like: • system design • security • handling real users and load • UX / UI tradeoffs • how code actually works under the hood you’ll cap out fast. That’s why the best “vibe coders” are still technical people. And here’s the real advantage most people are sleeping on 👇 If you already have a career + domain knowledge and you add real coding fundamentals on top of AI tools… You become 10x more valuable than: • coworkers building toy apps • people who only prompt Cursor/Replit • “just ship it” builders who can’t scale or maintain anything You’re the one who can actually build things that matter. And yes companies pay more for that. If you want the exact roadmap I use to build coding foundations (without going back to school or grinding LeetCode), comment “basics” and I’ll send you the free guide.
#Devin Github App Reel by @virgin_alexia - ROADMAP TO ACTUALLY CODING AND BECOMING A DEVELOPER. HERE'S THE REALITY CHECK OF "VIBE CODING". "vibe coding" Is spreading like a virus!!! You all!
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ROADMAP TO ACTUALLY CODING AND BECOMING A DEVELOPER. HERE'S THE REALITY CHECK OF "VIBE CODING". "vibe coding" Is spreading like a virus!!! You all! blindly trust AI to write and build softwares you don't understand. Here is the problem, AI is a multiplier. If you have zero skills, AI multiplies that zero. If you rely entirely on tools to build for you, you aren't an engineer; you're just a spectator. When the code inevitably breaks (and it will), or when the AI hallucinates a solution that doesn't work, you will be completely stuck. You need to know the syntax to even know what to ask for, or how to fix the mess the AI creates. Don't let the tools make you lazy. Build the foundation first so you can actually command the AI, rather than being dependent on it. Here is your roadmap to actually learning the craft!! 1. 🏗 The "Zero to One" Foundations The Odin Project: This is the gold standard. It’s tough, text-based, and forces you to set up your own environment. If you finish this, you are a real dev. theodinproject.com 2. FreeCodeCamp: The best place to get your reps in. Massive library of certifications. youtube.com/@freecodecamp 3.SoloLearn: Good for gamified practice on the go. sololearn.com 👨‍🏫 The Best Video Mentors 4. Bro Code: He explains complex topics like you're five. Start here if you feel overwhelmed. youtube.com/@brocodez 5.Programming with Mosh: incredibly polished, professional tutorials. youtube.com/@programmingwi… 6. Traversy Media: The king of "let's build a project from scratch" videos. youtube.com/@traversymedia 🧠 Engineering & Architecture 7. The Cherno: This is for when you want to know how computers actually work (C++, game engines, memory). youtube.com/@thecherno 8.ArjanCodes: Stop writing messy code. He teaches you how to structure software properly. youtube.com/@arjancodes 9. TechWorld with Nana: The go-to for DevOps (Docker, Kubernetes, etc.). youtube.com/@techworldwith… 🌐 Interactive & Web3. 10. Web3Bridge Africa: If you are in Africa, this is the place to be for blockchain engineering. web3bridgeafrica.com 11. Scrimba: Unique platform where you can pause the video and edit the code inside the player. scrimba.co
#Devin Github App Reel by @duodevlogs (verified account) - AI becomes powerful when you delegate, not when you chat. Here's how I'd actually use AI today 👇 Step 1: Identify repeat work What to do: Notice ta
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AI becomes powerful when you delegate, not when you chat. Here’s how I’d actually use AI today 👇 Step 1: Identify repeat work What to do: Notice tasks you do again and again. Examples: • Writing • Research • Summarizing • Planning Step 2: Break the task into steps What to do: Think like a system, not a prompt. Step 3: Assign the task to AI What to do: Let AI execute steps independently. What to use: • Agents • Automations Step 4: Review instead of doing What to do: You become the editor, not the worker. Step 5: Improve the workflow What to do: Make the AI better with feedback. This is exactly where Blink shines — turning AI into a worker, not a toy. 👉 Comment BLINK and I’ll send you the setup. Follow @duodevlogs for more. #aiapps #ai #python #programming #artificialintelligence
#Devin Github App Reel by @techpulse_za - POV: You buy an "AI Dev Board"… and it turns out to be completely locked. No docs. No schematics. No way to upload code. So I reverse engineered the
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POV: You buy an “AI Dev Board”… and it turns out to be completely locked. No docs. No schematics. No way to upload code. So I reverse engineered the entire thing just to use the hardware I already paid for. This is how I turned a mystery device into a real development board — and this is only the start. Next, I’m building my own custom AI system on it. Full breakdown is live on YouTube 🎥 Link in bio. #EmbeddedSystems #ElectronicsLife #ESP32 #HardwareHacking #ReverseEngineering IoTProjects TechBuild EngineeringStudent MakerCommunity Firmware Innovation techpulse techpulse_za
#Devin Github App Reel by @dc_techie0734 - I finally understand AI coding-and it's not what I thought. It's not about throwing random prompts and hoping for working code. That's how you get me
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I finally understand AI coding—and it’s not what I thought. It’s not about throwing random prompts and hoping for working code. That’s how you get messy logic, broken flows, and hours of debugging. The real shift? Plan first. Then build. I started using Traycer AI to map everything before touching code—features, architecture, edge cases, user flow. Suddenly, everything had direction. Then Claude turned that plan into clean, structured code instead of guesswork. No confusion, no rewriting the same functions again and again. AI didn’t just make me faster. It made me think like an engineer. Less “vibe coding,” more intentional building. And honestly… that changes everything. 🚀 #ai #aicoding #fyp #us #vibecoding
#Devin Github App Reel by @bashi_fuirkashi - Comment "1%" and I'll send you a guide on how to leverage ai to land $100k+ ai jobs Vibe coding is becoming a must-have skill for product managers.
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Comment “1%” and I’ll send you a guide on how to leverage ai to land $100k+ ai jobs Vibe coding is becoming a must-have skill for product managers. - No PRDs.�- No endless alignment.�- No waiting on engineers. But here’s the difference: Vibe coding = prototype.�Agentic coding = production. If you learn real coding foundations, you don’t just ship demos, you ship scalable apps. That’s how you beat 99% of PMs in the AI era. Comment “1%” and I’ll send it to you. vid creds: tory.trombley
#Devin Github App Reel by @dsourav155 - ⬇️ Here's how to vibe code 10x better: Everyone's hyped about vibe coding. Almost no one talks about the setup that actually makes it powerful. Aft
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⬇️ Here’s how to vibe code 10x better: Everyone’s hyped about vibe coding. Almost no one talks about the setup that actually makes it powerful. After months of testing every AI coding tool I could get my hands on, here’s what I learned: You don’t need one AI. You need two. With clear roles. Setup: Cursor IDE → your interface Gemini 3 Pro → your planner (right panel) Claude Code → your executor (terminal) Why this beats everything else 1. Gemini plans. It doesn’t build. Dump your entire app idea into the right panel. Paste API docs. Constraints. Edge cases. Ask for a detailed implementation plan. Not code. Just architecture. It’s fast. You’re not burning expensive credits. And you reduce hallucinations because you’re forcing structure first. If you’re sitting on app ideas but can’t code, save this and try it. #founders #ai #saas #development
#Devin Github App Reel by @bridgemindai (verified account) - Your coding potential is directly tied to the intelligence of your AI models. As a vibe coder, you're only as strong as the agents you launch. New mod
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Your coding potential is directly tied to the intelligence of your AI models. As a vibe coder, you're only as strong as the agents you launch. New model releases aren't just updates; they are massive upgrades to what you can actually accomplish in a day. We're keeping a close eye on the latest releases to upgrade the BridgeMind MCP. Link in bio to subscribe! #vibecoding #aiagents #techtrends #bridgemind #that #like #youre #model #these #agent #select #clips #content #creator
#Devin Github App Reel by @techwithprateek (verified account) - Coding in the age of AI feels louder than it actually is. Between vibe coding clips and auto-generated PRs, it's easy to think the hard part is over.
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Coding in the age of AI feels louder than it actually is. Between vibe coding clips and auto-generated PRs, it’s easy to think the hard part is over. But what’s really changing is not how much code gets written, it’s where the thinking moves 🧠 Vibe coding is real, but it’s misunderstood. Yes, tools like Claude can write a large chunk of code quickly, and that feels magical the first few times. But that last stretch — the critical 20% — is where systems break or survive. That part still demands judgment, context, and experience. If anything, that slice has become more important, not less. 🤖 Workflows are quietly shifting. Many teams now have bots that pick up Jira tickets, implement small changes, and open PRs for review. For contained tasks, this is incredibly powerful. It removes friction and frees up time. But it also means engineers are increasingly reviewing, steering, and deciding rather than just typing. 🎯 The hard skill now is knowing when to use AI and when not to. That decision isn’t obvious, and it’s not something a tool can fully automate. You need to understand the system, the risk, and the downstream impact before you decide how much to delegate. 🔗 RAG gets most of the attention, but it’s not the whole story. Agents, especially when integrated into real workflows, are harder to design and far more useful in practice. They force you to think about orchestration, failure modes, and boundaries — things that were easy to ignore before. In this age, coding hasn’t become easier. It’s become more intentional. Less about producing lines, more about owning outcomes. 💾 Save this for later when the hype feels confusing 💬 Comment if this matches what you’re seeing at work ➕ Follow for more grounded takes on AI and engineering

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