I am designing a mobile app and have recently watched Corbin's videos on primitives and design gallery which were super helpful (hoping you can get around the API regulations and launch 5c club), but I'm a builder not a designer. I try to use Google Stitch to help with design but don't really have a feel for what "good design" is quite yet. I can tell something's off, but not sure how to fix it. Putting a question out for anyone and everyone. How do you approach design?

I am looking to buy a new computer. Is anyone here using a Mac studio or a PC of higher spec to a Vibe code? Never had a Mac. Thinking of switching over only for this specific reason. Would the base Mac studio with the M4 Max give a smooth experience?

Models stopped being the bottleneck this year. You can ship a real product without writing the code yourself. The gap left is knowing how to drive the agent. Two announcements today, both built around closing that gap. 1. Boost OS is live. Turn your AI coding agent into a senior engineer. You bring the idea. Your agent builds it like a senior engineer. https://boostmyagent.com This community is the roadmap. Drop feature requests, slash commands you wish existed, things that annoy you about your current agent setup. I read every post and ship the ones that make sense. Buyers get every update for free, forever. 2. New mega series dropping on the YouTube channel. I will be looking to start a mega series showing how to create a mobile-based software project from 0 to 1! Subscribe so you don't miss the first one. https://www.youtube.com/@Corbin_Brown BUILD! BUILD! BUILD!

I'm currently using Antigravity to build my project but I figure it is not enough and I might have to purchase another AI plan. I wonder which pro plans (20 usd per month) I should purchase since I have a tight budget? Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor, which one willl be a bang for my buck? Also if I can should I purchase the plan annually or I should only stick with it per month and change if something happend?

Hey is Corbins 6 hour app building course still applicable? As in should I add or change any methodologies presented in the video? Thanks Guys!