Building in Duda Vibe
course
Building in Duda Vibe

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SaaS, Agency
68

min

About this course

Learn how to plan, build, and manage projects in Duda Vibe.

We’ll start by looking at how Vibe works, how it’s different from the Duda Editor, and what to consider when deciding if Vibe is the right fit for what you’re building. Then, we’ll build a student portal for Westbridge High School together.

Along the way, you’ll learn how to define your requirements, structure a strong starting prompt, use Plan to refine your direction, work with native and external data, connect a private Google Sheet, and create different experiences for students and teachers.

Finally, we’ll look at how to manage end users and client access, test your project, and get it ready to publish.

What you'll learn
  • Understand how Duda Vibe works
  • Decide when to use Duda Vibe
  • Define and structure project requirements
  • Use Plan to refine your direction
  • Build and refine a Vibe project
  • Work with native and external data
  • Connect external data sources
  • Manage authentication and user roles
  • Manage end users and client access
  • Publish and manage a Vibe project
Who should take this course?
Web designers, developers, agencies, freelancers, and Duda users new to Vibe
Frequently asked questions

  • What do I need before I start?

    You don't need previous experience with Duda Vibe or coding. A Duda account with access to Vibe is recommended if you want to follow along and build your own project.

  • What will I be able to build after taking this course?

    You'll learn how to plan and build a Vibe project from start to finish. Throughout the course, you'll build a student portal with structured data, an external Google Sheets integration, authentication, and different experiences for students and teachers.

  • Do I need to know how to code to use Duda Vibe?

    No. Duda Vibe lets you build and make changes using natural language. This course focuses on how to give Vibe the right context and direction, review what it creates, and refine your project as you build.

  • What's the difference between Duda Vibe and the Duda Editor?

    The Duda Editor uses a structured building system with predefined components such as sections, columns, and widgets. Vibe uses a generative approach, creating code based on what you ask it to build. This course covers how that difference affects the way you plan, build, and manage projects.

  • Do I need to have a complete prompt before I start building?

    No. Start with what you already know and what you already have. You'll learn how to turn client conversations, briefs, requirements, and other materials into clear direction for Vibe, then use Plan to identify missing information and refine that direction before you build.