Your First Claude Code Project When You Are Not a Developer

A step-by-step first session with Claude Code for people who have never coded: install it, start in plan mode, review every change, and use git as an undo button so nothing is ever lost.

Ship Stripe Subscriptions with Claude Code: Webhooks and Tests

For builders already shipping: how I use Claude Code to add Stripe subscriptions with server-verified webhooks, a sandbox, and a list of failure cases to test before real money moves.

How to Build Your First App with Lovable: A Beginner Guide

A step by step walkthrough for building and publishing your first real app in Lovable, from the first prompt to login, a database, and a live URL.

Add Login, Stripe and Integrations to an Emergent App

How to add user accounts, Stripe payments, email and other services to an Emergent app, where API keys belong, and the checks I run myself before real users show up.

What is Vibe Coding and How It Speeds Up No-Code Builds

Learn how Vibe Coding cuts no-code build time and helps you ship faster with practical steps you can use today.

Supabase Basics for Non-Developers: Tables, Auth and RLS

A plain-English guide to the three Supabase pieces every AI-built app depends on: tables, authentication and row level security, plus the key mistakes that leak data.

How to Add Stripe Payments to a Lovable App with Supabase

How I add Stripe Checkout, webhooks, and subscription status to a Lovable app backed by Supabase, without putting secret keys where they do not belong.

Gemini API Multimodal Features: Read Receipts, PDFs and Screenshots

Let users upload receipts, PDFs or screenshots and get clean, validated JSON back from the Gemini API, with the key on the server and checks before anything is saved.

Prototype an App Fast in Google AI Studio (and What to Do Next)

Use Build mode in Google AI Studio to turn a prompt into a working web app prototype, then decide whether to deploy it, sync it to GitHub or rebuild it on your main stack.

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