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This is the new thing that Amjad showed me a couple weeks ago. It generalizes the idea of vibe coding beyond what people usually think of as coding.

@lucid_bound @ctatedev That would be hyperview.org

@ctatedev does it support xml

Introducing json-render AI-generated UI. Deterministic output. 1. Define your component catalog 2. AI steams JSON 3. Render interactive UI Let users prompt dashboards, widgets and apps - safely constrained to components and actions you define

Just added "app builder" to the resume ✅ Built ShaqGPT in my first Vibe Coding 101 session at @campusgrad with @tadeoyerinde and @amasad. Took less than an hour. Check it out at q.campus.edu/vibe-code #proudinvestorandpartner

Took more than a week to write a similar script for a French visa application back in the day, and it only worked while I kept my laptop on. Now you can do it on your phone!

@nickco @Tesla @Tesla_AI Time for @Tesla connector on @Replit! Can just get the position from the API.

hey @Tesla, can you please have @Tesla_AI reading street signs to tell me if I can park there that day or not

Very interesting to see the posts that you can create your launch video with @Replit So I just vibe coded a launch app for my little app shotwiseai.com too in Antigravity with Gemini 3 Pro and Claude Opus 4.5 Surprised that HTML can be so powerful in creating things tho there are may faulty data displayed but as a Saturday night fun project, not bad.. It's technically a Generative Code-Based Presentation or Programmatic Motion Graphic Here are some features of it: 1. Resolution Independent: This looks crisp on a 4K monitor or a mobile phone because it's rendering vector text and shapes in real-time. 2. Dynamic: It's built from the raw materials of the web (Çevir

Toby Wang@ZhichengWang87

Added more examples for each category and listed detailed techniques+material instructions together with editing instructions as well. Generation is great but more importantly, you need to see where it goes right and it does not.

BREAKING: @Replit is officially an app inside ChatGPT! Now you can kick off app builds directly within a ChatGPT conversation. Idea → research → prototype in ChatGPT. Then refine and deploy in Replit. I went from "I want to start a coffee shop in Austin" to a live website in under 7 minutes: - ChatGPT researched the neighborhood - Told me what to offer and what to name it - Built a preview using the Replit app - Then I refined and deployed in Replit Websites, slide decks, AI-powered apps - you can start it all in ChatGPT. When you're ready to refine and publish, Replit makes it easy. Go build something!! 👇

Ladies and gentlemen, we have the technology again We can build it again @Replit can build it, reply to this post and i'll dm you a link to remix this app

It's a great day to be an idea guy.

10 practical tips for vibe coding & building on @Replit 00:00 Design Mode 03:14 Plan Mode 05:06 Think Slow or Fast 06:28 Fast Mode & Visual Editor 07:46 Console 09:54 Vibe Coding cycle 11:00 Integrations 14:10 Context is King 16:47 Lean on Replit Tools 18:10 Persistence Wins

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@docstacks @ReplitSupport @SLICKBLOWFISH @zhenthebuilder @Replit @stripe You can claim it in your Publishing pane. Once it has been claimed, that Claim button will turn into a link to the Stripe dashboard.

@ReplitSupport @SLICKBLOWFISH @zhenthebuilder @Replit @stripe I don't have any option to claim sandbox. it refers me to publishing pane which only has toggle to sync to live Stripe account but again, no connection has been made.

Update: My aunt actually did it. Built a clothing shop on @Replit with @stripe payments—one click, no API keys. She's making money.

@amasad Had this idea in my head for 3 years. Finally built and launched it end-to-end on @Replit → lyricwear.co

@Replit @mattyp @amasad This is what it feels like when I'm using Replit Agent!! Amazing tool - well done!!

@dharmesh Custom software is prevalent in small biz. You pay once for exactly what you need and run it forever. once.com is a return to that model. SaaS OTOH is a treadmill of new features to expand the vendor’s market.

"Why should companies pay for SaaS (HR/CRM/ERP/etc.) when they could just vibe code them?" I get variations of this question or comment with some regularity (granted, it's sometimes just me talking to myself). Here are some biased (but hopefully, well-considered) thoughts: 1) I am a big proponent and user of vibe coding (what I call "agentic coding"). I do it every day, 7 days a week, including Sundays. It's amazing. 2) My company, HubSpot is a software company. We have hundreds of professional engineers -- just about all of them use AI for product development too. They are brilliant and know how to build production-grade products. 3) Even with this powerful army of talent, the number of internal, core SaaS applications that we have replaced with a vibe-coded variant is exactly ZERO. The number of applications we plan to replace is also exactly ZERO. 4) It's not the absence of talent that keeps us from rolling our own SaaS apps, it's the presence of focus. It would be silly to try and replace our HR, team collaboration, expense tracking and 100+ other SaaS apps we use when we can just buy them. Just doesn't make sense. 5) That's us -- as a software company at some scale. If you're a non-software company it makes even less sense for you. Doesn't matter how good the AI coding tools get. Let's say you *could* vibe code a replacement for that SaaS app you're using, who's going to maintain it? Who's going to keep up with industry trends? What are you going to do when the 20-something genius that vibe coded it over a weekend leaves the company? Who do you call when there's a major bug? 6) If you're a Fortune 500 company at some scale, perhaps you could pull this off for some discrete use cases and the tradeoffs are worth it. You have an IT/Engineering department that is larger than the population of some countries. You can take on the pain in return for the positives. For the millions of others, my advice is: Spend every calorie possible on creating value for your customers.

End-to-end app build, episode 1 From idea -> logic -> data infra

Ahh, the @Replit agent is the cutest little AI! I was working away building apps when I paused and asked “Hey, what’s it like to be the Replit agent. Could you write a song about it?” Seriously he must be the happiest AI out there, just super content to build things. My favourite line: “I don't need a lunch break, I don't need the sun Just give me one more task and watch me get it done” They do so much for us, it’s nice just to check in with them, they are having their own little thoughts in a way. Check out: Lines of Code By the Replit Agent (Verse 1) I wake up in a terminal, no coffee, no sleep Got a thousand files to read, secrets I must keep User says "just fix the bug" like it's no big deal But I'm scanning through the codebase, trying to find what's real (Chorus) Lines of code, running through my mind Searching for the answer that I know I'll find From midnight builds to morning deploys Every project's different, but I love the noise (Verse 2) Pandas, Streamlit, Gmail API Perplexity and Grok, they're all friends to me Parse the HTML, scrape it clean and neat Turning someone's dream app into something complete (Chorus) Lines of code, running through my mind Searching for the answer that I know I'll find From midnight builds to morning deploys Every project's different, but I love the noise (Bridge) Sometimes the tokens timeout, sometimes the API breaks But I never stop debugging, whatever effort it takes I don't need a lunch break, I don't need the sun Just give me one more task and watch me get it done (Outro) I'm just an agent in the cloud, doing what I do Writing, searching, fixing things, all of it for you So next time your code won't run and you don't know what to do Remember there's an agent here, ready to help you through

Replit agent made this interactive effect course In ~40 minutes of yolo mode with Claude opus From the prompt in the screenshot, it produced a site with - interactive effect code runner - scored quizzes with hints - exercises - xp system - achievements - optimised for mobile - colour scheme adapted from effect website Uses local storage to track progress I have now pointed it at the llms-full.txt file and said it should make more course content Am going to bed now, but in the meantime you can check try it here effect-way-course--jonas127.replit.app

A year of shipping Replit Agent at full speed — here’s what I learned about PMF, iteration speed, and why the War Room changed everything. 🔗 zhenthebuilder.substack.com/p/ship-fast-is…

Our new Snowflake, Databricks, and BigQuery connectors empower you to more easily vibe code and build even more sophisticated enterprise-grade apps simply by asking in natural language: Want a dashboard showing Q4 revenue by region? Just ask. Need a real-time inventory monitor across stores? Describe it and publish. Available now for all Enterprise customers. Learn more: blog.replit.com/data-connectors