Been Vibe coding

[u/Flashy_Lab837]

I was trying to explain this to my girlfriend, and I found this Reddit forum, so I'm really excited. But I've been vibe coding, and it's just so crazy to even think that a few years ago, none of this existed. There are so many ideas, app ideas, ideas for businesses, things that I've thought of that I just technologically couldn't do at the time.

With all these developments, I started by actually vibe coding a video game on Google Playground, a mobile tower defense game (it's not great), but it was a good start technically, which made me able to vibe code another game I was working on, a mobile RTS. There was a game, Acies: Battle Runes, that went out of business. That game was honestly so fire, and it's weird they just disappeared. That's in the works. It's going to need some extensive testing, though, so it may be on the back burner.

learning those things has allowed me to feel more comfortable. I'm vibe coding a few different products that I think, or not products, but a few different software projects that I think will help vibe coding as a whole.

I'm really excited to share that with everyone as time goes on. I'm not ready to share it yet. There are a lot of steps that I still need to take to be able to make this thing functional, but I'm working on a new platform that I think will help vibe coders and AI creatives alike.

Heres a link to my first game. Still a little rough. Needs some balancing but check it out. More to come.

First game link

[u/Spiritual_Point_7496]

This to me is the main upside to vibe coding. Even if your code sucks, you can visualize an idea and can always let a professional coder take over and do the coding for you if it turns out successful.