The Vibe Coding Playbook: What to Use, What to Skip, and How to Dodge the Pitfalls

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Early Adoptr

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Early Adoptr helps founders and small business owners cut through AI jargon and turn real tools into real results. Hosted by Jess and Kyle, startup founders themselves, this podcast breaks down AI in plain English: what works, what’s hype, and how to use AI to grow faster, work smarter, and build your unfair advantage. No buzzwords. No confusion. Just practical, step-by-step guidance you can implement today.

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The Vibe Coding Playbook: What to Use, What to Skip, and How to Dodge the Pitfalls

Early Adoptr

59 minutes 31 seconds

1 month ago

The Vibe Coding Playbook: What to Use, What to Skip, and How to Dodge the Pitfalls

Last week, we broke down what vibe coding is. This week, we break down the only question anyone actually cares about: “Okay… so what tool do I use?”

The vibe coding ecosystem has gone crazy in the last 12 months, and the amount of choice is overwhelming.

But here’s the real ones know: The tool matters way less than your structure....And that’s what this episode is really about. In this episode, we take you through a practical roadmap for building real software with AI, without sinking your project.

We walk through the full stack of vibe coding tools, when to use IDE-based systems vs no-code platforms, why Claude Code is becoming the power-user favorite, and how product managers, designers, and marketers are shipping functioning apps in days.

Plus: OpenAI hits a “code red,” Google catches up at an alarming pace, and Amazon face-plants with one of the worst AI dubs we’ve ever heard.