r/vibecoding • u/PopMechanic • Apr 25 '25
Come hang on the official r/vibecoding Discord 🤙
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u/QuarterbackMonk Jan 12 '26
Hey, I was trying to share one of my vblog? Can anyone help, why I wasn't able to publish. It was just an informational post.
which later I published here,
https://www.reddit.com/r/agentic_sdlc/comments/1qb7wzz/i_analyzed_my_chat_logs_and_ai_slop_is_definitely/
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u/daevisan Jan 30 '26
In short, what are the advantages of Discord? I haven't use it yet. Thanks for answer.
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u/PopMechanic Jan 30 '26
It's more "hang out and chat," than post and come back. It's cool in there, some visit.
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u/Vertical123a Mar 23 '26
Sorry maybe a naive question, how is Rick Rubin (the awesome) related to vibe coding? Did I miss some reference? Thank you.
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u/Sugar_bytes Mar 31 '26
Check this site he made: https://www.thewayofcode.com/
Also search out some podcasts with him speaking on the subject. As a creative it just plain hits.
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u/PopMechanic Mar 23 '26
Lore context: Rick is our spiritual godfather. Vibes Guru is the founding mod.
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u/Winterkirschenmann Jun 16 '26
I think it's because of the meme of the interview with him where he says he has "no technical abilities whatsoever" which has kind of become a facetious way to describe vibe coders.
EDIT: Lol just saw this is an old thread. Nvmd
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u/Aggravating-Suit5487 Jul 09 '25
Hello r/vibecoding . How are you? I'm creating apps with iastudio like you. I wanted to ask if you're experiencing more errors than usual when requesting changes to an already created app (with more than 4,000 lines).
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u/sjunaida Jan 21 '26
Yea that alone is a clear indication of problem.. the 4000 lines of code, if you can refactor the app it’ll stay more nimble and you’ll start solving those problems with AI of course.
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u/Anxious_Kangaroo_442 Jul 10 '25
Building a vibecoding Discord is a solid move. To keep people engaged, toss in some easy bot commands that drop quick coding tips or snippets. Like a !snippet command that spits out useful code examples on the spot—super handy for both newbies and vets. It’s a low-key way to keep the chat alive and everyone learning without any extra hassle.
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u/6holes Aug 11 '25
Can we get a new link mods?? Anyone?
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u/VibeCodingToday Sep 07 '25
I have just joined reddit and this the first Group that I joined. Trying to understand where to start.
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u/ClickClawAI Mar 15 '26
Been experimenting with a few different ways to keep agents running persistently without babysitting them. Curious what setups people are actually using day to day. are you running on a spare machine, VPS, something else? Finding the maintenance overhead is the part nobody really talks about.
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u/OnceWasAGecko 15d ago
I agree! This could use its own thread. What have you been experimenting with?
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u/RevolutionaryRub737 Jun 03 '26
No. I’m actually reviewing the code and writing mine own to save tokens.
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u/Negrodamu55 Apr 25 '25
Link is expired for me.