

Pencils down: We share our vibe-coded websites
We've spent the last month vibe coding our own corners of the internet. The Verge's Jake Kastrenakes and Hayden Field join David to talk about their use of Gemini, Codex, and Claude Code to build 90s-themed personal websites, vegetable-sharing systems, and photo boards. It wasn't always easy, and we didn't get…

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“Now do a challenge where you get beginning level code books and do another one over the course of a month”
“Was listening on pocketcasts. But this episode is so visual that had to check in youtube to see the websites”
“i miss the days when the verge wasnt just AI-slop filled convos.”
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