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19 • Full-stack vibe code dev @CastollyX - podcast content creator https://nitter.cf/t.co/j2f7GquhXO - learn how to ship real products with 40 missions framework
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Joined December 2025
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I was outside of X for a week (Directed all efforts to marketing of vibeclod)
I got 100 views of my website, but got zero sign ups…
Another disappointment, another failed product, but this is not a reason to despair. Everything is just beginning
I’m working on a prototype of a new product related to AI video processing for short format.
This time before the launch, I want to try to use my application on a permanent basis to really FEEL its benefits)
Wait for the news
I can't do motion graphics for marketing. But I just found a cheat code
Claude Code + Remotion = custom animated overlays in minutes.
No After Effects. No templates. Just describe what you want.
Export as PNG sequence → drop into DaVinci Resolve → transparent overlay on your talking head.
Result in the comments.
second monitor changed how i work more than any AI tool this year.
code on the right, full preview on the left. something playing in the background.
the context switching was killing my output and i didn't even notice until it stopped.
launched marketing for "vibeclod" today.
b2c. short videos. three platforms. no ads budget.
just posting some viral content and seeing what sticks. what's your strategies for b2c marketing?
i made a 40 level course teaching non tech founders to vibe code.
forgot to explain how to set up git...
literally the most obvious step. i just assumed everyone knows how to create a repo, clone it, push code. they didn't.
watched my bro get stuck on level 1 because he had no idea where his code was going. so i added a level 0.
turns out "too basic" is exactly where people get stuck.
if you're building for beginners, you are not the user. what's obvious to you is invisible to them.
non tech founders are shipping broken SaaS with no auth, no security, data leaks everywhere.
so I made a 40 mission framework that teaches you what to actually build and in what order.
from zero to a deployed product.
Linus Torvalds created Linux and Git. The guy literally defined how software is built for the last 30 years.
He just openly admitted he used vibe coding for his latest project. Wrote it right in the README on GitHub.
His words: "I know more about analog filters than I do about python." So he just let AI write the python part for him.
If the most legendary programmer on the planet doesn't need to write every line of code himself anymore, then why do you still think you need a CS degree to build a SaaS?
You don't need to know how to code. You need to know what to build and how to tell AI to build it. That's the whole game now.
btw if you actually want to try this, I created vibeclod.com. It's like Duolingo but for vibe coding. You get missions, build stuff, push to GitHub. First levels are free.
I built 3 landing pages for vibeclod.com with Claude Code.
same product. same AI. completely different prompts.
the difference was insane. here's what actually works:
here's what I learned:
claude defaults to Inter + purple gradient + white background.
every time. without exception.
it's not lazy — it's statistics.
those are the most common design choices in its training data.
to escape the default you have to explicitly describe
what you DON'T want, not just what you do.
i'm 19 and just launched my fifth product.
first ones: small revenues.
sixth one: teaching non-tech founders to vibe code.
the irony? everyone said i was too young to build.
now i'm teaching others how to do it.
vibeclod.com. learn to ship real products with AI.
not theory. not courses. you build, you ship, you learn.
nobody gave me permission.
i'm not giving you an excuse.
most "build in public" accounts are just public journaling with metrics.
if your numbers aren't growing, posting about the process won't fix it.
ship faster. post less. talk to users more.
