Review: Software Product Management Specialization on Coursera

Detailed walkthrough of rebuilding a blog from scratch with vibe coding, from data migration to implementing new features, helping readers understand the personal blog development process.

A detailed analysis of how 'vibe coding' - a programming method based on describing intent rather than writing code directly - will democratize software development, helping readers better understand technology trends and their impact on the IT industry.

Sharing experiences from recording an English course about Bubble.io, including choosing Screen.Studio software for screen recording and automatic subtitle generation, lessons learned about setting goals and defining target students before selecting content, and the benefits of challenging yourself to overcome fears and complete projects. The author also introduces the 'Build your first web app in Bubble for beginners' course.

Day 7 progress in the challenge to create an English course in 2 weeks. The author introduces Fine-tuning ChatGPT - a feature that lets you create custom ChatGPT versions based on provided data, especially useful for customer support chatbots. The post also discusses adjusting the demo app and course direction, along with challenges using OpenAI's API in Vietnam.

Sharing about facing missed deadlines in the NoCode MVP project and the decision to let go of some features to focus on what matters most.

An analysis of advantages and disadvantages when students start businesses, based on Paul Graham's 'A Student's Guide to Startups.' I point out five advantages students have: good health, no financial pressure, no family obligations, easy to find co-founders at school, and naivety that lets you try bold things. Also warnings about disadvantages like inability to solve real-world problems and lack of cross-disciplinary knowledge.