Flutter Vibes Only: Flutter Vibe-Coding Workshop
summary
Hands-on 80‑minute hackathon that uses Cursor and multiple LLMs (Gemini 2.5 Pro, Claude, GPT‑5 / cloud models) to vibe‑code a Flutter paint app: attendees clone a repo, prompt agents, and get a runnable web build with canvas, pencil/brush, undo/redo and local save. About half the room reaches a working drawing MVP; coloring (bucket fill) lands but is slow and pixel‑by‑pixel, assets and state syncing require manual fixes, and agents hallucinate deprecated APIs and miss details—use short prompts + rules and expect checkpoints and iteration.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction to VIP coding
- 6:03Workshop rules and setup
- 12:13Paint app project start
- 23:37First prompt and initial app
- 33:47Fixing tool selection and drawing
- 44:04Adding assets and UI polish
- 54:51Coloring functionality
- 1:01:12Optimizing fill bucket
- 1:19:21Final touches and submission
- 1:30:52Closing remarks
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