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DESCRIPTION:Vibe coding: tips\, tricks\, and the tool landscape&#13\;\n&#
 13\;\nEveryone in the room is already coding with AI. Almost nobody agre
 es on how to do it well — and&#13\;\nthe gap between the developer getti
 ng real leverage and the one getting expensive rework is no&#13\;\nlonge
 r access to the tools. It's technique.&#13\;\n&#13\;\nLast month we put 
 a model in the product. This month we point the models at our own codeba
 ses.&#13\;\nWe'll start with the one idea everything follows from — gene
 rating code got cheap\, and checking&#13\;\nit didn't — then walk throug
 h nine specific\, usable tips: the twenty-minute memory file that&#13\;\
 nmakes every future session smarter\, how to make an agent plan before i
 t touches a file\, why&#13\;\nthree failed corrections means restart ins
 tead of argue\, and how to read a diff a stranger&#13\;\nwrote. Each one
  comes with a line you can copy.&#13\;\n&#13\;\nThen we stop talking and
  do it. We'll take a real prompt from the room and fix it live against&#
 13\;\nan eight-point rubric\, and I'll run a real task on a real repo on
  screen — including the parts&#13\;\nwhere the agent does something dumb
 \, because knowing what that looks like is half the skill.&#13\;\n&#13\;
 \nYou'll leave with three things to change on Monday morning\, and a set
  of offline pages — the&#13\;\ntips\, the prompt rubric\, and a ten-tool
  comparison matrix — to take with you.&#13\;\n&#13\;\nBring one prompt t
 hat disappointed you this week\, and one task you have to do next week. 
 We'll&#13\;\nuse both.&#13\;\n&#13\;\nCome curious. Beginners and vetera
 ns welcome.&#13\;\n&#13\;\n**SPEAKER**&#13\;\n&#13\;\nMatt Duffield is P
 resident &amp\; CTO of Summit Software with 30+ years building enterpris
 e software.&#13\;\nA published author of six technical books and U.S. Na
 vy veteran\, he now focuses on AI-assisted&#13\;\ndevelopment\, local LL
 Ms\, and cloud-native architecture — and mentors the next generation of&
 #13\;\ncoders in his spare time.&#13\;\n&#13\;\n**EVENT DETAILS**&#13\;\
 n&#13\;\nFood\, drinks\, and conversation beginning at 7:00. The talk be
 gins around 7:30.&#13\;\nParking is free at the Gladstone Park SDA churc
 h.&#13\;\n&#13\;\nRSVP: https://www.meetup.com/full-stack-dev-pdx/events
 /316190567/&#13\;\n\n\nTags: AI\, LLM\, ai-assisted-development\, develo
 per-tools\, meetup\, meetup:event=316190567\n\nImported from: http://cal
 agator.org/events/1250482721
URL:https://www.meetup.com/full-stack-dev-pdx/events/316190567/
SUMMARY:Vibe Coding: Tips\, Tricks\, and the Tool Landscape — Full Stack 
 Devs PDX
LOCATION:Gladstone Park SDA Church: 8378 Cason Rd\, Gladstone OR 97027 Un
 ited States
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