If you have checked Google AI Studio lately, you might have noticed a new buzzword floating around: “Vibe Coding.”
It sounds like a meme, but it is actually a significant shift in how we prototype applications. With the release of the new Gemini 3 Pro models in November 2025, Google has rebranded their “Build Mode” into a workflow they call Vibe Coding—and for developers, it is a game changer.
Here is what it is and how you can use it to build your next project in minutes.
What is “Vibe Coding”?
At its core, Google Vibe Coding is a natural language development workflow. Instead of writing boilerplate code, managing dependencies, or setting up environments, you simply describe the “vibe” and functionality of the app you want.
You don’t just get a snippet of code; you get a fully rendered, functional web app running in real-time.
Why is it trending now? Google recently updated AI Studio with “Gemini 3 Pro,” a model specifically tuned for complex logic and coding tasks. This update allows the AI to:
- Handle multiple files: It doesn’t just write one script; it builds the HTML, CSS, and JS files simultaneously.
- Iterate visually: You can now highlight a section of your app’s preview (like a button or a header) and type, “Make this pop more” or “Change this to a dark mode theme,” and it understands exactly which code to modify.
How to Try It Yourself
If you want to test this out for your next Shopify tool or web app concept, here is the workflow:
- Go to Google AI Studio: Log in and switch to “Build” mode.
- Prompt the “Vibe”: Don’t speak in code. Speak in product requirements.
- Example: “Build a Pomodoro timer that looks like a retro 80s arcade game. It needs a task list on the right and a pixel-art countdown.”
- Refine with Annotations: This is the killer feature. If the font looks wrong, you don’t hunt for the CSS class. You just click the text in the preview and type, “Use a monospace font here.”
- Deploy: Once you are happy, there is a “Deploy to Cloud Run” button that instantly hosts your app for free.
Is this just for non-coders?
Not at all. While it opens the door for beginners, for experienced developers (like us), it is a velocity tool.
You can use it to generate the 80% of the app that is boring boilerplate—the forms, the basic layouts, the responsive CSS—so you can export the code and spend your time working on the complex backend logic or API integrations.
It is worth giving a try this weekend. It might just change your “vibe” on how you start a new project.
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