I never planned to build a website. Twelve students turned it into 14,000 pages.
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In May I taught a hands-on web development course at my college. The students learned how to build a static site, and in the last few days we tried vibe coding — showing how AI can build pages from a prompt. After the course, more than ten students came to me. They thought the AI part was the most…
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I never planned to build a website. Twelve students turned it into 14,000 pages.
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