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⚡ Atlanta TechWeek Vibe Coding Camp : Build Fast. Ship Faster. Learn the Entire AI Dev Stack.

WhenAugust 10, 2026 · 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM EDT
Where Georgia Institute of Technology
Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA 30332, USA
HostToby Morning | Kwanza Hall
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Welcome to 2026 — we’re building, not debating. Vibe Coding Camp is a hands-on, hybrid build session for developers, founders, indie hackers, designers, and AI-curious builders who want to explore modern AI-native workflows across the entire AI Builder ecosystem — not just one tool. This is where you experiment with the best AI coding environments available today and learn how to build faster using structured AI pair programming. 🧠 What Is Vibe Coding? Vibe Coding is: Rapid AI pair programming Prompt-first iteration Real-time architecture thinking Building before over-planning Shipping small → testing → improving It’s creative, technical, and slightly chaotic — but grounded in real workflows. 🛠 What You’ll Build With This camp is tool-agnostic by design. You’ll experiment with: 🔥 AI IDEs & Coding Agents Windsurf IDE Cursor Kiro AntiGravity Trae Claude Code Google CLI AINative IDE (Open Source) We’ll compare workflows, prompting styles, and system design approaches across these environments. 🧱 AI Infrastructure & Dev Stack ZeroDB — vector memory, embeddings, event storage AIKit — production-ready AI UI components AINative APIs AINative Code (Open Source CLI) Multi-agent workflows Local + cloud Model deployment setups OpenClaw — peer-to-peer AI agent runtime OpenClaw will be introduced as an experimental layer for: Running agents locally Peer-to-peer coordination Distributed AI collaboration Exploring private AI networks We’ll explore what happens when your AI workflows aren’t just local or cloud — but decentralized. This session is about understanding: How do these tools actually fit together in a real AI-native build process? 🛠️ What We’ll Do (Live) You’ll: Build a small AI-native app from scratch Compare AI coding workflows across multiple IDEs Use ZeroDB for memory + embeddings Wire UI using AIKit Experiment with different prompting patterns Test structured vs. unstructured AI pair programming Deploy or locally run your prototype Experiment with OpenClaw agent nodes You can: Follow the guided build Or bring your own project and vibe-code it live Mentors will float between teams helping refine architecture and workflows. 🎯 What You’ll Leave With A working AI-native project (or validated prototype) Experience using multiple AI IDEs A mental model for tool selection in 2026 A repeatable workflow for AI pair programming Clarity on when to use which platform Rules for your IDE or CLI Coding tool Skills for AINative, Claude Code, Open Claw This is about learning how to think — not just copy commands. 🕘 Schedule (Pacific Time) 9:00 – 10:30 PM Intro + ecosystem overview What’s new across the AI IDE landscape 10:30 PM – 12:30 PM Guided build session IDE comparison + ZeroDB + AIKit wiring 12:30 – 1:00 PM Break / informal networking 1:00 – 3:30 PM Open build + experimentation Bring your own idea or extend the starter app 3:30 – 5:00 PM Show & tell + next steps 🚀 Who This Is For Engineers exploring AI-first workflows Founders building MVPs fast Vibe coders who want structure Builders curious about Cursor vs Windsurf vs Claude Code vs AINative IDE Anyone who wants to stop reading about AI and start building with it No gatekeeping. No tribalism. We’re here to build. 🧰 Bring Anything That Makes You Better 🖥️ Laptop + charger 🎧 Headphones 🍫 Snacks 🧦 Hoodie 💡 Your weirdest ideas Vibe Coding Camp is where we test the future of development in real time. See you in the build zone ⚡
Verified on 2026-05-05 · Source: Luma