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Meta's Pocket App Lets Anyone Build Apps by Typing. But Meta Keeps What You Make.
A new mobile app from Meta turns plain-English prompts into working mini-apps and games, no coding needed. The catch: everything you build lives inside Meta's platform and can't easily leave.
Lovable raises $400 million at a $13.3 billion valuation
The European startup that lets anyone build web apps by typing plain-language instructions has doubled its valuation in eight months and now hosts 60 million user projects.
A startup called Naïve wants AI software to run your entire company, and 30,000 developers signed up to try it
Naïve just raised $28.5 million to let AI agents handle the paperwork, phone numbers, payments and cloud setup that normally eat a founder's first weeks. The real prize is cutting the runaway cost of keeping those agents running.
Cloudflare Releases Its Internal 'Vibe Coding' Platform So Non-Coders Can Build Their Own Apps
Thousands of Cloudflare employees already use the tool daily to build small apps by describing what they want in plain English. Now anyone can try it.
353,000 signed up. 6,000 shipped. Inside Google's 'vibe coding' bootcamp
Google and Kaggle's five-day crash course pulled in a third of a million learners to build AI agents by chatting to their computer. Here's what actually happened.
AWS Signs On With Vibe-Coding Startup Superblocks, and the Message to Big Tech Is Clear
Amazon Web Services is helping Superblocks bring vibe coding, the art of building apps by describing them in plain English, into the locked-down private clouds of major companies. A small deal with a loud signal.