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TLDR

A beginner-friendly interactive course teaching non-programmers how to build and ship real software using AI coding tools, with animated walkthroughs, visual diagrams, and a full SaaS capstone project.

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    Skill levels
      Beginner
      Intermediate
      Advanced
    Topics
      AI coding tools
      Databases payments
      Image generation
      RAG pipelines
    Teaching style
      Animations
      Interactive demos
      Visual diagrams
    Languages
      English Chinese
      Japanese Spanish
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Things people build with this

USE CASE 1

Learn how to use AI-assisted coding tools to build a working web app without a traditional programming background

USE CASE 2

Follow the capstone project to build a complete SaaS app from scratch using AI tools for backend, database, and payments

USE CASE 3

Understand how AI image generation works through visual animations and interactive explanations

USE CASE 4

Learn how retrieval-augmented generation works so you can build apps that answer questions from your own documents

Tech stack

JavaScript

Getting it running

Difficulty · easy Time to first run · 5min
Free to use and share for non-commercial purposes, commercial use is not permitted under the Creative Commons non-commercial license.

In plain English

Easy-Vibe is a beginner-friendly learning resource for people who want to build software using AI tools without having a traditional programming background. The tagline sums it up well: if you can describe what you want, you can build it. The course focuses on what the AI era has made possible, where writing a description of a feature is often enough to produce working code, and teaches readers how to actually ship a finished product from that starting point. The content is organized into stages for different experience levels. Complete beginners start by learning to use AI-assisted development environments and understand what is happening when they give instructions to an AI coding tool. Intermediate learners move into backend topics like databases and payment integrations, with a full capstone project that walks through building a SaaS web app from scratch. More advanced sections cover topics like how AI image generation works and how retrieval-augmented generation lets apps answer questions from your own documents. What makes the project stand out is the teaching style. Many concepts are explained through animations and interactive components rather than walls of text. There are simulated coding walkthroughs with virtual mouse guidance, visual diagrams of AI internals, and clickable demonstrations of complex workflows like the full RAG data pipeline. The goal is to make abstract technical ideas feel concrete. The course is bilingual throughout, with full content in both English and Chinese, and the README is also translated into Japanese, Spanish, French, Korean, Arabic, Vietnamese, and German. It is published under a Creative Commons license that allows free use for non-commercial purposes.

Copy-paste prompts

Prompt 1
Using the easy-vibe course from datawhalechina, help me follow the beginner stage to set up an AI coding environment and build my first simple web feature.
Prompt 2
Walk me through the SaaS capstone project in datawhalechina/easy-vibe, I want to build a subscription app with a database and payment integration using AI tools.
Prompt 3
Using easy-vibe's RAG section, help me build a simple app that can answer questions from a folder of PDF documents using an AI model.
Prompt 4
Help me understand the easy-vibe lesson on how AI image generation works, explain the key steps in plain English and suggest a tool I can try immediately.
Prompt 5
Using the easy-vibe course, help me understand what retrieval-augmented generation is and how to add it to a Next.js app to answer questions from my company's docs.
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