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7 September 2025 · Attendee and workshop participant

Vibe Coding Workshop — Chiang Mai

Talks and a hands-on product-building workshop with Vibe Coding at I GEER GEEK, Chiang Mai, exploring technology and AI through practice.

I GEER GEEK · Chiang Mai

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A clip from the Vibe Coding event in Chiang Mai

On 7 September 2025, I joined ShakeSphere’s hands-on Vibe Coding event at I GEER GEEK in Chiang Mai, from 11:00 to 16:00. The workshop connected AI-assisted product building with the practical question of how to move from an idea to something people can try.

Speakers and product-building examples

The organiser’s programme identifies ShakeSphere founders Dave Malhotra and Pete Chemsripong, sharing their experience building PitchWin.ai and their Fast Innovation Framework. The special guest was Santi Masiri, a Chiang Mai digital marketer and vibe coder.

The programme combined experience sharing with a mini workshop. It also addressed code quality, design, AI errors, security and cost—questions that matter when moving beyond a quick demonstration.

What I took part in

I attended the talks and joined the practical workshop. This adds a product-building perspective to my continuing exploration of AI: understanding a tool’s possibilities alongside the process of experimenting, reviewing and improving what it produces.

A more concrete way to explore ideas

A prototype creates something that can be questioned: who it serves, how it works, what value it offers and what still needs attention. That makes hands-on experimentation a useful part of my development as someone who builds projects.

The photographs and video record my participation, alongside the context of ShakeSphere’s PitchWin.ai example.

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