I stopped using VS Code.

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Anti-Gravity IDE https://sparynxlabs.vercel.app ↗

Why it worked

The video leverages a controversial hook ('I stopped using VS Code') to capture the attention of developers, followed by a promise of a 'no-code' solution that simplifies their workflow.

Summary

The creator explains why they switched from VS Code to a new IDE called Anti-Gravity, claiming it allows for full application development without coding. They showcase a sample app and offer to send a prompt to anyone who comments.

Structure

1Hook about leaving VS Code
2Introduction of Anti-Gravity IDE
3Explanation of no-code capabilities
4Visual demonstration of built apps
5Call to action for comments

Product placement

Anti-Gravity IDE is the central subject of the video, shown via a screen recording of an app built with it.

Call to action

Comment code and I'll send you my prompt.

Original caption

I didn’t leave VS Code because it’s bad. I left because my workflow needed to evolve. Anti-Gravity IDE changed how I think about building. #TechWorkflow #SoftwareEngineering #DevTools #BuildInPublic #CodingLife

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I stopped using VS Code. Guess what this is why I ditched visual studio for anti-gravity in 2026 and no I'm not talking about outer space. I'm talking about the brand new IDE that Google just released. It helps you develop full blown applications without writing a single line of code. Check out some of the applications I've built Creating applications shouldn't be difficult comment code and I'll send you my prompt.

Transcript

I stopped using VS Code. Guess what this is why I ditched visual studio for anti-gravity in 2026 and no I'm not talking about outer space. I'm talking about the brand new IDE that Google just released. It helps you develop full blown applications without writing a single line of code. Check out some of the applications I've built. Creating applications shouldn't be difficult. Comment code and I'll send you my prompt.