It’s been like this across many IT sectors for as long as anyone can remember. Arguably, then, AI won’t reduce demand so much ...

AI is reshaping how developers work -- boosting speed, reducing grunt work, and making “vibe coding” part of the workflow. These 9 tools lead the way.

There are a bunch of AI coding tools out there that can help support this approach. For instance, my company built one, and others include Replit, Bolt, Lovable, v0 and more. Why is it growing?

Based on the study, developers shouldn’t assume that AI coding tools — specifically what’s come to be known as “vibe coders” — will immediately speed up their workflows.

Open coding tools These vibe coding tools let the user select the specific AI model they want to use for the job. My two go-to favourites are voideditor.com and codecompanion.ai.

Vibe coding is back at the forefront of the AI coding discussion thanks to new tools from Open AI and Anthropic, but what do the new tools actually do?

I am now coding on four different projects at once, although really I’m just burning tokens,” Yegge says, referring to the cost of generating chunks of text with a large language model (LLM).

AI coding tools like Bolt are disrupting the enterprise software landscape. AI lowers the barrier to building custom software, challenging traditional SaaS models.

Still, it’s early in the vibe coding game, and users are eager to experiment with a variety of tools, so it’ll be interesting to see Stitch’s next iteration. Try Stitch out for yourself here.

Google's CEO, Sundar Pichai, is casually building a web page with AI coding tools. "It feels so delightful to be a coder in this moment," Pichai said at Bloomberg Tech on Wednesday.

Morgan Stanley’s in-house AI tool has so far this year reviewed nine million lines of old code and saved its developers 280,000 hours, said Mike Pizzi, global head of technology and operations ...

GitHub Copilot Not many AI coding assistants can match up to GitHub Copilot. This is why it's quickly become one of the most famous tools among programmers.