In this video I walk you through my full tech stack for building Solana dApps with “no code” (or what people call vibe coding). I show you where the Rust/Solana program development happens, where the web app (front end) happens, and how I use the command line without needing to be a command-line expert. The big idea is simple: I let AI write a lot of the code and configs, and I focus on testing, sanity-checking outputs, and iterating fast. On the backend side, I’m building a Solana program in Rust (I show my staking program structure, the lib.rs code, and the default Anchor/Cargo config files). When I hit errors, I paste the command output straight into Claude and ask what it means and how to fix it—then I run the exact steps it gives me (build, rebuild, deploy to Devnet, etc.). For the frontend, I use Replit to spin up a basic web interface that connects a wallet and calls the on-chain program from the browser. My main takeaway: this approach is dramatically faster and cheaper than learning everything from scratch or hiring developers—just remember AI can hallucinate, so you have to test, test, test (and I often pit Claude, ChatGPT, and Replit against each other to debug).