Top 10 Features in Vibe Coding Platforms for Non-Engineers

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Top 10 Features in Vibe Coding Platforms for Non-Engineers

Hosted by Yuying Chen-Wynn

Fri, Aug 29, 2025

4:00 PM UTC (30 minutes)

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Vibe Coding Weekend Bootcamp: The Potential and The Limitations

Yuying Chen-Wynn

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Fri, Aug 29, 2025

4:00 PM UTC (30 minutes)

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Vibe Coding Weekend Bootcamp: The Potential and The Limitations

Yuying Chen-Wynn

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What you'll learn

Shortcuts to great AI-generated apps

Move beyond the one-sentence starting point and leverage existing designs, mockups, and plans.

Collaborate with AI like a person

Features and tips to help AI 'get' what you really want to build.

Fix problems smarter, not harder

It can take minutes or days for the AI to find and fix issues. These features and prompts will ensure it's minutes.

Own and grow your app anywhere

If you do it right, you'll expand and need help. Make sure you can do that when success hits.

Why this topic matters

Vibe coding platforms like Lovable, Bolt, Replit, and Windsurf are changing the game for creators, entrepreneurs, and problem-solvers who don’t write code. In just 30 minutes, you’ll see how the right features—shortcuts, AI collaboration, smart fixes, and flexible ownership—can take you from idea to working app faster than you thought possible, without the tech headaches.

You'll learn from

Yuying Chen-Wynn

Chief AI Officer, Chief Product Officer, MIT, Mom, and Ballroom Dancer

Yuying Chen-Wynn is the former Head of AI at PEAK6, where she led all things Generative AI across investment, risk, and product strategy. Previously the Chief Product Officer at Barnes & Noble Education, she has 20+ years building tech products—and 13 of those in AI—across Big Tech, FinTech, and EdTech.

She co-hosts the AI After Hours podcast, writes a no-fluff Substack newsletter on AI reality checks, and started in AI through computer vision at MIT—where she accidentally got in trying to get to Boston.

Yuying’s mission is simple: cut through AI hype, and make these tools usable for real people. In this lightning lesson, you'll get clarity, not jargon—and a boost of confidence that yes, you can try this (even if you’re “not technical”).

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