New Release "Vibe Coding by Example"

Vibe Coding by Example by H. Peter Alesso
Vibe Coding by Example


"VIBE Coding by Example" is a comprehensive guide to AI-assisted programming that's transforming software development. This book introduces readers to VIBE (Visual, Interactive, Bot-assisted Engineering) coding—where developers collaborate with AI to build software through natural language instructions rather than writing every line manually.

Written for both beginners and experienced developers, this book explores the paradigm Andrej Karpathy described in early 2025 as "fully giving in to the VIBEs" of AI-generated code. Through practical projects, readers learn to harness AI assistants like Claude 3.7 Sonnet, GitHub Copilot, and specialized IDEs to build real applications.

While we focused on Claude 3.7 Sonnet for this book in order to be consistent, you could use an alternative AI such as Gemini Pro 2.5, or Open AI o3. In addition, we show you how to set up GitHub Copilot and Cursor.

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Published on May 11, 2025 15:43 Tags: ai, artificial-intelligence, computer, programming, software, vibe-coding
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H. Alesso The Death and Rebirth of Book Discovery: Why Everything Changed When Readers Started Talking to Machines

In 2019, if you wanted a book recommendation, you had three choices: ask a friend, browse a bookstore, or search Amazon. By 2025, millions of readers have adopted a fourth option that's rapidly becoming the first: asking an AI assistant to understand their exact reading desire and synthesize perfect recommendations from the entire history of human discussion about books.
This shift represents more than a new marketing channel. It fundamentally changes the relationship between books and readers. When someone types "books about complicated grief that aren't depressing" into ChatGPT, they're not searching for keywords or filtering by categories. They're having a conversation about human experience, expecting intelligence rather than algorithms to respond.

The implications ripple through every assumption about book marketing. Traditional SEO taught us to optimize for keywords that readers might search. Amazon optimization focused on categories, also-boughts, and velocity-driven visibility. Both assume readers know what they're looking for and need help finding it. But AI-mediated discovery assumes readers know what they feel, what they need, what they wonder about—and want help translating those human experiences into specific books.

This isn't just about technology; it's about the evolution of how humans navigate infinite choice. The 100,000 books published each month create a paradox of abundance where having every option available makes choosing any single option overwhelming. AI assistants solve this by understanding context, synthesizing discussions, and matching books to readers based on actual reader experience rather than metadata.

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