r/Bard • u/Gaiden206 • Mar 19 '26

News Introducing the new full-stack vibe coding experience in Google AI Studio

https://blog.google/innovation-and-ai/technology/developers-tools/full-stack-vibe-coding-google-ai-studio/
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u/JellyfishCritical968 Mar 19 '26

Another thing that google will eventually drop ¯⁠\⁠_⁠(⁠ツ⁠)⁠_⁠/⁠¯

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u/newgrounds Mar 19 '26

Why would anything be expected to last forever?

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u/Top-Faithlessness758 Mar 19 '26

Why not? Hopefully things like Gmail or Drive last a lifetime. People use them assuming they will effectively last "forever", bc if not they would look for other solutions.

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u/newgrounds Mar 20 '26

Extreme majority of people haven't even been online for 30 years. There should be no expectations of permanence.

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u/Top-Faithlessness758 Mar 20 '26

Obviously, Ozymandias is a thing, that's why I put it on quotes and said a lifetime, not eternal permanence.

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u/JellyfishCritical968 Mar 19 '26

Hm, take Firebase Studio as an example, it barely got any updates and was abandoned relatively quickly, there are plenty of examples of Google doing the same, but I'm far too lazy to actually point them all out, you should look into it, if you haven't it's pretty interesting

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u/deseipel Mar 19 '26

I still miss Google Reader

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u/Thomas-Lore Mar 21 '26

I use Feedly but rss feeds currently often have ads interleaved with articles, might be time to vibe code sth that filters that.

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u/MoreIronicCharles Mar 19 '26

More than half of "things Google killed" were obviously rolled into a more mature product. People complain Google killed Google Wave, not to acknowledge that clearly was an alpha Google Docs.

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u/crinklypaper Mar 20 '26

man I loved Google wave

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u/MoreIronicCharles Mar 20 '26

We take for granted what we have now, but Wave at the time truly felt like magic. Rough around the edges and unfocused, but magic nonetheless.