Can a newbie really vibe code an app? I tried Cursor and Replit to find out

I'm not a programmer, but I tried four vibe coding tools to see if I could build anything at all on my own. Here's what I did and did not accomplish.

Drowning in tabs? OpenWorkspace’s two-zone desktop app offers a radical solution

OpenWorkspace's "FocalContextual" interface turns the traditional PC GUI on its head for laser-focused productivity.

The AI That Built Itself In 10 Days Now Wants Access To Your Desktop

Anthropic launched Cowork, bringing the autonomous capabilities of its developer-focused Claude Code tool to non-technical ...

Dioxus Framework Might Be the Future of Cross-Platform Apps

The dx tool creates projects and platform installers, while GPU rendering in Dioxus Native keeps UI performance smooth across ...

I found a Linux distro that pairs a clean, Mac-like UI with a 'trade-free' philosophy - and it's super fast

First, Tromjaro boots very fast. On top of that, Tromjaro performs like a champ. This Linux distribution can compete with any lightweight OS on the market.
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I replaced every Microsoft app on Windows with open-source tools, and here's how it went

Windows desktop has always felt like a curated showroom for Microsoft’s latest services. After all, the company’s defaults ...