Everyone says that coding with AI is now easy: even non-technical people can build their own tools and applications. But in reality, it still seems like only those who used to code are doing it. Everyone else is left asking: "How exactly? What concrete steps do I need to take to make something work?"

To vibe code something useful, you don't need to immediately take on Facebook or Telegram. It's better to start small and simple — without big technical challenges. That's exactly what we'll do in this lecture.

On July 3, 2026, at 19:00, we'll meet at the Bodo-Uhse Library and look at simple ways to create something small but functional. No scary words like "repository," "deploy," "pull request," or "CLI."

For example, we'll see how to build pages with code that simply open in a browser; how to write scripts for Google Sheets, Docs, and Forms; and how to pass data between services. We'll do it all using specific, fun examples.

After this, you'll be ready to experiment on your own, search online, and ask AI more specific questions — gradually taking on more complex projects.