A growing cohort of queers and femmes are building tech on their own terms.
Tech Without Bros
A growing cohort of queers and femmes are building tech on their own terms.
By
Cat Zhang,
a culture writer at The Cut, covering books, film, TV, and music.
From vibe coding to clear thinking: what non-technical builders need in the age of AI
Meet the non-techies building apps to solve everyday problems
These people are vibe-coding their way out of life's mundane tasks
I created a money-saving app using vibe coding — and I swear, so can you
How vibe coders are winning big playing small ball
The New Digital Divide: Will "Vibe Coding" Really Make Everyone a Developer?
Avid hobbyists are building portable computers, known as “cyberdecks”, and they can do more than you might think.
People who know how to code make a lot more money — and it's time to bring that expertise to communities that historically have…
Over the past few months, I’ve increasingly noticed something through my network: more people from...
By Elizabeth-Mary Olowolabi Technology, being used by people of different abilities, ages and backgrounds, is now a big part of…
Vibe coding and modern dev tools are reshaping early-stage startup hiring
How will work setups change if we spend more and more time talking to our computers?
