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Vibe coding: a free course for beginners

Mindket editors · Updated · 4 lessons · 39 min

A black banner titled "Vibe coding" over the line "Build apps by describing them".

This free course teaches vibe coding, building an app or a site by describing it to an AI and checking what comes back. It is written for people who cannot code, or code a little. Over four lessons you build and publish with Lovable, then work with the agents in Cursor and GitHub Copilot. Every step follows the tools' own documentation.

What you'll be able to do

  • Write a one-page brief an AI can build from, with a clear test for when it is done.
  • Build a small web app in Lovable, change it by chat and publish it to a live link.
  • Open a project in Cursor, ask its agent for a change and read every edit before keeping it.
  • Use Copilot's agent in VS Code and hand a GitHub issue to the cloud agent for a pull request.
  • Spot the jobs that need a developer's review: logins, payments, secrets and real customer data.
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Who it's for

For people who want a working app or site and cannot code yet, or code a little. You need a browser, a computer for the editor lessons and free accounts with the tools, though some features need a paid plan.

Lessons

  1. 1What is vibe coding? Describe it, run it, check itVibe coding is building software by describing it to an AI and judging what runs, not the code. The loop, the term's origin, the risks and the tools.9 min
  2. 2Lovable tutorial: build and publish your first appA Lovable tutorial for beginners: write the first prompt, change the app by chat or by pointing, see the code, add a backend and publish it to a live link.10 min
  3. 3Cursor AI tutorial: from install to your first reviewed changeA Cursor AI tutorial for beginners: install the editor, open a folder, ask Agent for one change, read the diff, roll back a checkpoint and add a rule.10 min
  4. 4GitHub Copilot agent mode: build in VS Code, then hand work to the cloudUse GitHub Copilot agent mode in VS Code to build a small app from one prompt, review each edit, then hand an issue to the cloud agent for a pull request.10 min

Frequently asked questions

Is this vibe coding course free?

Yes. Every lesson is free to read. Each tool has a free way in, and each lesson says which features need a paid plan.

Do I need to know how to code?

No. The lessons start in a browser with plain-language prompts and define each technical term when it first appears. Reading code helps more as the course moves from Lovable to the editors.

Which tool should I start with?

Lovable, in the second lesson. It needs no install and shows the app as you describe it. Cursor and GitHub Copilot follow once you want to see and own the code.

Can I build a real business app this way?

Only with a developer's review for the risky parts. The first lesson shows where vibe coding falls short, from exposed API keys to unreviewed code that handles payments or other people's data.

What should I learn after this course?

The Claude Code course is next. It covers a terminal agent, the third kind of tool this course names, starting with how to install Claude Code.

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