I Vibe Coded a Course About Vibe Coding 🤖✨

Every week someone in this community asks some version of “Do I need to learn JavaScript to use the Code block?”

My answer is no. You need a clear learning goal, a good AI partner, and a willingness to hit Preview about forty times. So I built a short course to show exactly how that works.

What is vibe coding, anyway? 🎧

Vibe coding means describing the experience you want, letting AI write the code, and then testing and refining until it works. You stay the designer and AI does the typing. For Rise 360, that means you can build custom practice activities, branching choices, and games that native blocks can’t do (yet).

What’s inside 📚

It’s seven short screens, all living in a single Code block:

🔹 A quick practice question so learners feel a custom interaction right away
🔹 When to use Add code and when to use Upload project
🔹 Five flip cards on the things that trip people up
🔹 A prompt builder: pick a topic, an audience, and a behavior, and it writes a full AI prompt for you
🔹 A revision prompt builder that makes you describe what you actually saw (no “it looks weird, fix it” allowed 😄)
🔹 A test checklist, plus quick fixes for the most common Code block headaches

Try it 👉 Vibe Coding in Rise 360

And if you want to see where vibe coding can go once you get comfortable, play my Halloween game, Ghosts & Gourds the Haunted Hunt 👻🎃

Your turn 💬

Have you tried vibe coding in Rise yet? What’s the weirdest bug AI has handed you? Drop it below. I promise mine are worse. 🤣