The basics of code in the age of AI Understand the basics of code when AI does the writing: vocabulary, project structure and good habits.

VibeCoding Super Worker: one year in, building apps faster than ever Discover the VibeCoding method distilled from a year of practice, to ship applications far faster.

VibeCoding Super Worker: mastering basic UI components Lay down the basic interface components - buttons, fields, lists - in your applications.

VibeCoding Super Worker: mastering standard UI components Go further with the interface: standard components, layout and visual consistency.

VibeCoding Super Worker: automating data handling, +300% productivity Automate the handling of your data instead of redoing it by hand every week.

VibeCoding Super Worker: Excel to PowerPoint, building a slideshow Turn an Excel file into a slide deck automatically, with no manual pass afterwards.

VibeCoding Super Worker: Claude.ai in Project mode, clean HTML & Python Work in Project mode inside Claude and give your HTML and Python code a clean structure.

Building a Python app with Claude: interface, dynamic menu and error handling Build a Python application with Claude: interface, dynamic menu and error handling.

Prompt history, used as an AI development logbook Keep a logbook of your prompts so you can find what worked and pick up from there.

Turning your Python script into real software Turn a Python script into real software, installable and usable by someone else.

Adding a parametre.cfg file, status bar, systray icon and result display Add a settings file, a status bar, a systray icon and a results display to your application.

VibeCoding, the early days: building an HTML menu with mini-games inside Build your first HTML menu and drop mini-games into it.

VibeCoding Super Worker: building presentations - bye Canva, bye PowerPoint Generate your presentations from code, with neither Canva nor PowerPoint.

Automating your tasks without writing code: the Workflow Builder Automate your repetitive tasks without writing code, using the command-line Workflow Builder.