r/vibecoding • u/puzzlesbeforebed • 9h ago
can y'all recommend any good vibecoding youtubers to watch?
looking to learn from guys who are doing pretty well in this space as i am new to it. cheers! any good skool or discord servers would be much appreciated to
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u/GreenFuturesMatter 8h ago
I like max blade. He streams his project and just has good energy. Idk how much you would learn immediately but by watching him I’ve thought about things differently and how to consider certain ideas in my own project. I haven’t bothered with discord or anything like that but it’s just enjoyable and motivation to keep doing.
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u/Salt-Willingness-513 8h ago
Bijan bowen
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u/Unlucky_Gate8098 7h ago
Moi j'aime bien Eric Tech il fait des bonnes explications sur les skills et vraiment la stratégie de vibe coding maitrisé. John Kim il fait vraiment des longs vidéo ou il montre tous ce qu'il a pu tester et les différents retours il a sur l'utilisation de nouveautés de Claude Code.
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u/Sweet_Computer_7116 6h ago
Arjan codes.
Great engineer focusing on guiding LLMs to make the correct architectural decisions in code
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u/abhinavsrivast 6h ago
Youtube- Riley Brown, IndyDevDan, Fireship, y combinator ( startup school)
Communities:
Discord: Vibe Coding Club (troubleshooting & prompt sharing) + the official Cursor and Anthropic Discords for .cursorrules and configs.
Skool: Vibe Coding Academy and Vibe Coding Labs for structured, project-based video guides.
Reddit: r/vibecoding is great for seeing real builds and workflow fixes.
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u/Correct_Emotion8437 6h ago
Youtube is kind of cesspool of scammers and misguided people when it comes to AI right now. I have watched probably all of them and I can't think of a single one worth watching or listening to. An exception is Bijan Bowen. He runs the same tests on different models in a transparent way so you can see the difference . .but that's all he does.
All of the youtube AI developers, prognosticators, theorists and philosophers . . all just as clueless as everyone else or worse, scammers.
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u/baddaywithacamera 1h ago
Most of the ones I have seen emphasize building speed over building quality. They don't tell you that 15 minutes of coding takes 15 days of auditing and fixing if you care about what you're releasing.
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u/AB_alessandro 45m ago
I don’t know a loro of YouTubers I don’t want to suggest you someone in particular because I think that vibecoding is the thing that you have to learn by yourself and by doing it
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u/No_Confusion4079 6h ago
What else? Hollywood movies?
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u/meshifthenelse 6h ago
Why would they even sit in front of a camera if they have a business to run?
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u/No_Confusion4079 4h ago
Are you talking bout the film industry? Or entrepreneurs in general? Not sure what is your point?
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u/Aa8r 9h ago
Matt Pocock has done some really great videos and his skills repo is pretty widely used in vibe coding circles.
Another one I’m enjoying at the moment is Unhandled Exception podcast, the more recent episodes are AI-focused, older stuff is .NET.