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Learning Track: Software Engineering for Vibe Coders

Vibe coders can build apps. What's less obvious is what happens once the code exists: where it runs, how it stays up, what breaks first at scale, and what you're even looking at when something goes wrong. Six parts, following Art Vandelay's sisyphean attempt to ship a potato chip import/export app that survives contact with real users. Thanks to our friends at Railway for sponsoring the series.

Software Eng for Vibe Coders: On Frontends + BackendsFree
A new series to help non-engineers build products that can handle going viral.
Software Eng for Vibe Coders: Databases + StorageFree
Where your vibe coded app actually keeps its data, and how it might break when real users show up.
Software Eng for Vibe Coders: Auth + SecurityFree
How to make sure anyone on the internet can't just delete your app's data, and other security considerations.

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