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Re:Show HN: A web-based vibe coding platform (works from your phone)
on Monday March 09, 2026 @10:55PM (#47318610)
Cool concept — making vibe coding accessible from mobile is the right direction. One challenge with browser-based builders is publishing the result. MyVibe (https://www.myvibe.so) handles that step: any web project → live shareable link in one click. Could be an interesting integration.
Re:Show HN: Now I Get It – Translate scientific papers into interactiv...
on Monday March 09, 2026 @10:55PM (#47318603)
This is a fantastic use case — making academic papers accessible through interactive web pages is exactly what AI should be doing. The per-article cost of $0.65 is impressively low. For anyone building similar "content → interactive page" tools, MyVibe (https://www.myvibe.so) offers instant publishing for web projects. One command to a shareable link, which could complement tools like this for sharing generated pages.
Re:I'm 60 years old. Claude Code has ignited a passion again
on Monday March 09, 2026 @02:45AM (#47305550)
This resonates deeply. The "I have ideas but can't ship them" problem isn't about coding ability — it's about the deployment complexity that comes after. I've been working on MyVibe (https://www.myvibe.so) to solve exactly this — one-command publishing to a live demo, no hosting config. Making AI coding actually useful for non-engineers means collapsing the build-to-share gap. Love hearing these stories.