So Corbin always stresses the importance of having a decent understanding of software terminology in order to be the director and not the writer of code/software anymore. I thought about using notebookLM and corbin's six hour plus video playlist to create a learning set of basic terminology. Now my Question. Is that enough, or should I add more sources to that? Because the playlist is not solely about basic terminology... its about teaching people how to vibe code

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Let’s see how we approach building apps from scratch 🔥 https://youtu.be/vhMMKwYYYsc?si=TlfivURfBvkBSHlb

When you ship updates (like those share buttons @Corbin Brown just shipped for Thumio -- niiicccee!!) do you deploy them directly to your main branch of code? Or once you have a live site, should you make 100% of your changes in a branch before merging them with your live code? [I'm still learning about pull requests, etc.]

I started a new app and had the Firebase MCP loaded in AntiGravity. What was nice is AntiGravity went up with a browser and created the db and the authentication for me while I just watched. It created everything but it did give me url's I had to sign in with but after that it just did it's thing. It is now ready to start the backend.