Every time you vibe code, learn something new: Errors, databases, deployment. Keep doing this, and you will move from vibe coding to software developer.

Oct 3, 2026 · 2:38 PM UTC

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Replying to @VicNexAI
Agreed! For me, the best way to learn will always be by doing things. Fundamentals matter a lot, but learning through the process of actual building stuff is what always worked best for me. Makes your mind work, be curious and exercise creativity.
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Exactly bro. You are right
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Replying to @VicNexAI
A useful little exercise: after a fix works, explain in your own words why it worked, then change one thing and predict what will happen. That gives the next error a bit less mystery.
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This is an A1 exercise. Do this and in 1 month, you are up there
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Replying to @VicNexAI
Yess correct thing. Btw let's connect brother 🤝
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Sure bro, I just followed you
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Replying to @VicNexAI
100%
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Sure bro.
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the funny part is, real problems eventually teach you the fundamentals whether you planned to learn them or not.
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Exactly, you may not even know when you learnt it. If you do it everyday, you may definitely learn
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Every error is a forced lesson. Vibe coding accidentally turns people into developers that's the best kind of learning.
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Yes, because something you see happening in really time is what will sink in you
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Future developers will learn coding through vibe coding. Currently, we don’t really have any good curricula for it, but soon we’ll start developing better structures for teaching problem-solving skills and mindset.
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Yes, you are right. Vibe coders may not have to pass through the pains of boring lectures on coding. They will learn it from vibe-coding
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Replying to @VicNexAI
Keep learning from errors to level up skills.
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Exactly. Learning from your error is no bad at all
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Replying to @VicNexAI
Love your work 🙂
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Thanks dear, I appreciate
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Replying to @VicNexAI
that's true
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Yes bro. Learning something new each day is not bad at all
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this is how most people actually learn
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Yes, a lot of people learnt through this medium
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Yeah, it will be like you doing ur own coding crash course.
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Exactly, more like you are teaching yourself
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Wow
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Yes bro, that is the best way to learn
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Replying to @VicNexAI
“Learning” not just vibe coding📌
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Exactly, vibe coding and learning at the same time
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This is the way. 😌 Every bug you have to understand instead of pasting back into the chat is a small level-up. A year of that and you're reading code, not just generating it.
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You have perfectly said it. A year of this and you would be surprised at what you can do
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Replying to @VicNexAI
vibe code today, understand it tomorrow, ship it the next day..
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Exactly. Vibe code today, learn tomorrow then ship
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the moment you start understanding why the code breaks, you're already moving beyond vibe coding.
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Exactly, learning little by little from vibe coding is no longer vibe coding.
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Which of the three took you longest to get right?
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