In 2026, it's now possible to build an app with no coding expertise, using AI platforms like Base44. Here's how. We may receive a commission from our partners if you click on a link to review or ...

A tool can be used well or poorly, but much of the time it is neither inherently good nor bad. Take vibe coding, the act of using natural language to instruct an LLM to generate code. Applied poorly, ...

Recently Microsoft released a new way of developing apps within the Power Platform on vibe.powerapps.com. In this post, I will look at different approaches to vibe coding, the challenges and how to ...

Vibe coding. It's a term that's bubbling around to describe a new wave of app creation. It means instead of writing code line by line, you build software by describing what you want in plain ...

Microsoft Power Apps stands as a versatile and powerful platform designed to transform application development for users across all skill levels. A platform designed to empower everyone—from novices ...

Vibe coding sounds effortless, until it isn't. Building a full iPhone app with Claude Code showed me why baby steps, backups, and testing matter.

The rise of vibe coding is based on the promise of services like GPT-5: that in the future, you won’t have to know how to program at all in order to “create” software — you’ll just need to know how to ...

What if you could build a powerful, fully functional SaaS application without years of coding experience or a massive development budget? With the rise of no-code AI tools like Claude Code, this is no ...

No-code development platforms are rapidly gaining traction across highly regulated industries such as financial services, pharmaceuticals, healthcare, manufacturing and government. There's good reason ...

The high cost of finding and patching application flaws is well known. Wouldn’t it be cheaper to write secure code in the first place? One of the fastest growing areas in the software security ...

In one of my earlier AI and coding articles, where I looked at how ChatGPT can rewrite and improve your existing code, one of the commenters, @pbug5612, had an interesting question: Who owns the ...