What if you could code an entire app... in Markdown? 🤔 With GitHub Copilot, you can. Write your app's logic in a spec file and let your coding assistant handle the compilation. The result: ✨ Cleaner specs ⚡️ Faster iteration 🧠 An end to context loss Discover a new way to build with Copilot. 🚀 https://lnkd.in/g4yg2zJi
Really interesting... spec-driven dev with Markdown is a clever idea. How does Copilot handle complex state management in this setup though?
If you use Basic Vibe Coding, the AI is forced to fill the gaps with guessing. If tasks gets more complex, with tons of guessing. So for sure the way out is to profide more details. Spec driven development sounds logical. Pretty sure an additional key aspect is to force the LLM to fix its own errors, meaning to use test driven development. What‘s your experience about?
Valerio Como
58m
It's on my to-do list
Good to know. Thanks for sharing
Drishtech
52m
This is great new but how reliable is this in production environments?
This is good capability using md. Until now I was using Pytest or Playwright MCP to create and execute my tests. Will look at it and check what all usecases it can enable in prod.
Jorge G.
42m
New cert: Markdown Architect. 🤣
Alex Vieira
19m
Vibe coding on steroids 🚀
Tony Amende
1h
That’s awesome! I really see huge potential in complete markdown-based approaches — everyone can write markdown, and it makes building and explaining ideas so much more approachable.
Principal Engineer at Å Energi
52mTested this creating an application with Angular SPA fontend, dotnet backend using Azure and Azure SQL. I mainly used GPT 5 anx Claude 4.0. Not eveyhing worked 100% but after some (3-4 hours) tweaking I got up a working app with full infrastructure, ci/cd, uint- and integration tests and more. Not bad at all.