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 Duration 21 hours

Course Outline

Foundations of Vibe Coding

  • Defining the concept and historical context of vibe coding
  • The philosophy behind “prompt-to-code” collaboration
  • Distinguishing AI coding from traditional development methods

Large Language Models in Development

  • An overview of developer-focused LLMs: GPT-4, DeepSeek, Qwen, Mistral
  • Evaluating open-source versus proprietary AI coding solutions
  • Local deployment or API-based integration of LLMs

Prompt Engineering for Developers

  • Crafting effective prompts for code generation and refactoring
  • Managing context and maintaining conversation state
  • Developing reusable prompt templates for common coding tasks

Practical Vibe Coding Environments

  • Leveraging Replit for collaborative AI coding sessions
  • Embedding GitHub Copilot and Qwen Coder into IDEs
  • Tailoring workflows to support team collaboration

Maintaining Code Quality in AI Workflows

  • Reviewing and testing code generated by LLMs
  • Prioritizing consistency, maintainability, and security
  • Incorporating code validation tools into the development cycle

Enterprise Adoption and Governance

  • Scaling vibe coding practices across distributed teams
  • Navigating AI governance, ethics, and compliance in code generation
  • Establishing organizational frameworks for AI-assisted development

Advanced Concepts: Expanding Vibe Coding

  • Orchestrating multiple LLMs for hybrid AI workflows
  • Automating vibe coding processes within CI/CD pipelines
  • Future outlook: multi-agent development ecosystems

Team Collaboration and Project Work

  • Designing a real-world project utilizing AI-assisted coding
  • Fostering collaboration between human developers and AI tools
  • Presenting outcomes and quantifying productivity improvements

Recap and Path Forward

Requirements

  • A solid grasp of standard software development workflows
  • Practical experience with Python, JavaScript, or other contemporary programming languages
  • Proficiency in Git-based version control systems

Target Audience

  • Software engineers seeking to explore AI-assisted development practices
  • Engineering leaders responsible for managing AI adoption within coding processes
  • Enterprise teams looking to integrate LLMs into their production pipelines

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