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How to Pass the Vibe Coding PM Interview
The new vibe coding interview round (00:00) Aakash: I have just finished AI interviews at Uber, Atlassian, Cisco, Roblox, and a few other companies. One of the fastest growing AI PM interviews is the vibe coding interview, where you are essentially designing a product and taking it all the way to a prototype. I've been [...] The post How to Pass the Vibe Coding PM Interview appeared first on Product Growth.

Why AI apps fail in production (And how Google solved it)
We are living in the golden age of the weekend AI side project. Thanks to agentic engineering and LLMs, the time to go from a blank IDE to a functional local application has dropped from quarters to hours. You can build your wildest ideas over a cup of coffee. But inside an enterprise ecosystem with rigid infrastructure and millions of users, vibe coding hits an invisible wall. Your local prototype falls apart against corporate networks, cascading errors, or getting blocked by leadership terrified of operational volatility. The data is sobering: only 5% of AI prototypes make it to production;
The 6 best vibe coding tools in 2026
Decades ago, building the Facebooks of the world was reserved for a small elite clad in technical skills. Today, with a sequence of good prompts, endless curiosity, and good testing practices, you too can stand next to the big names and launch your own app-and no, you don't need to know how to write a function. That's what vibe coding is all about: as coined by Andrej Karpathy, you build an app using natural language, and forget that the code is even there. While the hype is mostly gone-the firs
A look inside my vibe coding portfolio
If you'd asked me a year ago whether I could turn my barely-there coding knowledge into fully functional apps, internal tools, and custom widgets without hiring a developer, I would've smiled politely and quietly choked on my LaCroix. But since early 2025, I've been vibe coding my way to actual tools. The code is minimal, the confidence is unearned, and the results are surprisingly functional. Here, I'll show you the apps I built, the tools I used to build them, and how they actually work-in the
34% of people shipping software using AI tools have no formal programming background
AI was impressive enough when skilled developers could use ChatGPT to troubleshoot code. But now, the tech has evolved to the point that workers with no programming background can use AI to build apps from scratch, refine them, and ship them, all in a matter of days or even hours. Some folks call it vibe coding, but that undersells what's actually happening. There's a lot more than vibes behind these projects. The vibey part comes from how easy it is for someone to describe what they want to cr
Meta quietly launches vibe-coded gaming app Pocket
Meta has quietly launched Pocket, an experimental AI app that lets users generate and share interactive mini games using text prompts.
Lovable vs. Bolt vs. Replit: Which vibe coding tool is best? [2026]
Vibe coding is the spray-and-pray of software development: you start from a prompt, and an AI agent magically turns it into working screens, buttons, and features. Getting to the prototype is super fast, but that's where the problems begin: agents fail to fix complex bugs, delete important code on their own, or ship apps with serious security vulnerabilities. This friction made the hype settle, sure, but it didn't stop committed builders: it's still possible to create a competitive app and grow
Vibe coding platform Base44 launches own model as AI startups seek defensibility
Wix-owned vibe coding platform Base44 has started rolling out its own AI model - with hopes that it will eventually outperform frontier models.
How to optimize your vibe coding spend
I've been vibe coding since the beginning of 2025 and have played around with just about all the available options. The premise definitely got me: I can build an app I just dreamed up, without spending a lot of money or taking a lot of time to get to a working product. But the "without spending a lot of money" part is tricky. It's confusing enough that it's left many new vibe coders shouting about scams in the respective subreddits for each of the major vibe coding tools. And to be sure, it's no
Anthropic's Fable 5 can make weirdly fun video games with the click of a button
Anthropic released Claude Fable 5 on June 9, 2026, the first generally available model in its Mythos tier, which sits above the Opus class. The headline feature is turning a single written prompt into a working, playable browser video game when run through Claude Code, so a person with no coding background gets a finished game to play. Wharton researcher Ethan Mollick tested it hands-on and said it outperformed every other public model he had used by a wide margin. Anthropic reports the model is state of the art on nearly every benchmark it ran.