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This is a slideshow presentation offering 5 tips for "vibecoding" like a pro, with prompts that can be copied and pasted. The tips cover microprompting, design inspiration, tool selection, reading code, and refactoring for AI context.

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1Introduction to vibecoding tips
2Microprompting strategy
3Design inspiration through copying
4Choosing and sticking to a development tool
5Understanding code structure
6Refactoring for AI efficiency
7Vibecoding as a conversation, not a command

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….the same ones I teach at my in-person vibecoding meetups. → Microprompt everything → Steal designs - remix, don’t reinvent → Pick your ride-or-die tool - Bolt, Lovable, v0… stop app-hopping → Read code like you’re eavesdropping - you don’t need to “get it,” just know where it lives → Refactor often Follow for more AI prompts that help you ship fast and stay inspired. #aitips #vibecoding #learntocode

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(REMINDER) 5 tips for vibecoding like a pro (with prompts you can copy / paste!) @DEONNAHODGES (REMINDER) Microprompt everything - small asks beat big dumps "Break this project idea into a sequence of small, high-dopamine microprompts. Each step should end in a visible or testable result, and make me feel a sense of immediate gratification." @DEONNAHODGES (REMINDER) Steal designs shamelessly - UI copy-paste is how you learn Paste a screenshot of a design you like and say: "Redesign the UI in the style of <inspon. Think of the textures, layout, and vibe, not a direct copy. Use colors, composition, and microrewards inspired by it." @DEONNAHODGES (REMINDER) Pick your ride- or-die tool - stick to one and learn its quirks "Given this idea, tell me whether it fits best as a web app, mobile app, backend service, or full-stack project. Then recommend the best vibecoding platform to start with and give me the easiest starter structure to copy." @DEONNAHODGES (REMINDER) Read code. You don't need to understand it, just know what's where "Explain this code to me like I'm a curious non- technical person. What does each part do? Where are the entry points to each component? If something breaks, what files should I look at first?" @DEONNAHODGES (REMINDER) Refactor often to keep your AI context cheap & your project stable "Go through this file and refactor it into small reusable components. Each file should do one clear job and be under 250 lines. Don't change the logic, just organize it cleanly." @DEONNAHODGES (REMINDER) Vibecoding is a conversation, not a command. Follow @deonnahodges for more tips on how to build cool things with AI. @DEONNAHODGES