AVL Digital Nomads

Forget tutorials. Learn by doing. We’ll start with five quick vibecoding tips, then spend the morning building whatever your imagination (and AI) can handle.

## 🩵 Sunday Nov 2 · 10 AM – 1 PM

Bring a laptop + tiny idea = Leave with a deployed app

### 🧠 What We’re Doing

This is our next vibecoding jam: short talk, long build.

At 10 AM sharp, we’ll do a 5-minute mini-presentation: “5 Tips for Vibecoding Like a Pro.”

Then you’ll get two solid hours to build literally whatever you want using those tips as your playbook.

> Vibecoding = You describe what you want → AI builds the scaffolding → You guide it to greatness.

These tools aren’t demos anymore. People are shipping production apps in a weekend.

Lovable.dev’s tagline: “Create apps and websites by chatting with AI.” That’s the game we’re playing.

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### 🎯 Mini-Talk: 5 Tips for Vibecoding Like a Pro

1️⃣ Microprompt everything. Small asks beat long paragraphs.
2️⃣ Steal designs smartly. Remix good UI from Dribbble or Framer to learn structure.
3️⃣ Pick your ride-or-die tool. Stick with one ( Bolt, Lovable, or v0 ) and learn its quirks.
4️⃣ Peek at the code. Even if you don’t understand it, know where stuff lives.
5️⃣ Refactor often. Keep files small (< 250 lines) so the AI doesn’t lose context or burn tokens.
After that, it’s build time. Use the tips, share prompts, help each other ship.

## 🛠️ Your New Superpowers (The Tools We'll Use)

For Mobile:

• Bolt.new + Expo – Text-to-app that actually works on phones
• Cursor – Your IDE but with an AI copilot who actually understands context
• Emergent – AI-powered mobile development platform
• Rork – Rapid mobile prototyping with AI assistance

For Web:

• Vercel v0.dev – Generates UI components you'd actually want to keep
• Lovable.dev – Chat your way to full-stack apps
• Replit Agent – For when you need an AI junior dev for longer tasks

Command Line tools:

• Claude Code – Agentic coding from your terminal with excellent guardrails
• Gemini CLI – Open-source terminal agent that actually understands your codebase
• GitHub Copilot CLI – Chat in terminal, ship PRs like a boss
• OpenAI Codex – Direct access to GPT models for coding workflows

OR copy/paste from Claude + ChatGPT – Sometimes the simplest solution is the best solution

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## 📅 The Plan

10:00–10:30 Speed Dating for Ideas
Pitch your tiny build in 30 seconds. Find your coding buddy. No idea? We have a hat full of them (including "Tinder for finding tennis partners" and "Which friend owes me money tracker").

10:30–12:30 The Build Sprint
Two full hours to build! Pick a track. Steal our prompts. Break things. Fix things. Ship something real. We'll be circulating with "oh wait, try this prompt" tips.

12:30–1:00 Victory Lap / Demos
Show your creation. Share your killer prompt. Drop your deploy link in the chat. Everyone will clap even if it's wonky.

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## 🎒 What to Bring

• Laptop + charger (mandatory)
• Headphones (for focus mode)
• One tiny idea (or steal one from our idea jar)
• Low expectations, high curiosity (perfect combo)

## 🤝 Who Should Come?

• Founders / aspiring founders who want to start working on that business idea
• Developers who want to 10x their building speed
• Designers who want to make their designs real
• Product people who want to test ideas instantly
• Complete beginners who think "deploy" is a military term (we'll teach you!)
• AI skeptics welcome – see what's actually possible vs hype

## 💡 You'll Leave With:

✅ A deployed thing you built (with a real URL!)
✅ 3-5 battle-tested prompts you can reuse forever
✅ Actual understanding of how people are shipping with AI today
✅ New friends who also think building stuff is fun
✅ The dangerous confidence to build your next idea

## ⚡ The Fine Print

Cost: Free (bring your own coffee / snacks)
Skill Level: "I can open a laptop" to "I deploy to prod on Fridays"
Mood: Collaborative chaos with good intentions

## 💌 Questions?