You’re getting good at vibe coding and your project is nearly done. But how do you let other people use it, and what if something goes badly wrong once they really do? That is what this class teaches: where the finished product lives, which database to use, how to keep it secure, what it costs each month, and how to keep it stable for the long run once it’s live.
For people with a project that is ready to launch or soft-launch, for internal use or for the public. In class, you draw up a plan to take your own project live.
Who teaches
Horris Tsebio ↗
Finance · Technology · AI · Product · Communication
20+ years in programming & product development
This session is full. If a seat opens (unpaid holds sometimes lapse), the waitlist is offered it in order — leave your email to join.
FPS · PayMe, no fee. Card (Stripe) or PayPal +3%. Registering creates a free HtPi account; paid members save on every class. Transfer & refund rules → · Gift a seat →
The vibe coding entry class ends by showing when data, APIs, security, cost, deployment and reliability start to matter. This class picks up from there: your project basically works, and the next step is taking it live.
The project you built with AI tools basically works, and you or your colleagues already use it. Now you want more people to use it, inside your company or in public.
Still adding features, or no engineering background? You can still join.
If your project is still an idea, or the first version isn’t working yet: start with the vibe coding entry class →
The drawing is a project that is live. Each number on it marks the part a topic is about.
Tue 1 Dec, 18:45–22:30
The theory takes about 1 hour 45 minutes to 2 hours; the rest of the time is for discussion and hands-on work.
In the hands-on part, everyone works out a go-live plan for their own project, and the instructor goes round each one. If you get far enough, you can deploy during class, but that isn’t promised.
There’s a short break of about 10 minutes halfway. No food is provided, so have dinner before you come, or bring something to eat in class.
6 seats at most, because it is heavy on discussion and hands-on work.
You don’t need to open a hosting account or any new paid service beforehand.
Full policies →
Horris Tse
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Vibe coding isn't a piece of software or a tool. It's a way of building software, and it's how I actually build products, websites and workflows.
MasterPokerApp.com, Fei Sa Zau Naai, FundJournal and a good number of day-to-day prototypes were all built step by step this way.
The class takes that method apart, including the mistakes I made along the way.
Yes, as long as you have some basic vibe coding experience and a project ready to launch or soft-launch.
Yes. If you've built a project with AI tools that basically works, you'll keep up, even without an engineering background.
This class needs a project that basically works already; still adding features is fine. If you don't have a working first version yet, start with the entry class. The vibe coding entry class →
Not necessarily. Everyone leaves with a go-live plan for their own project. If you get far enough, you can deploy it during class, but that isn't promised.
If you attended the vibe coding entry class (From a sentence to software), 20% comes off automatically when you reserve: HKD 1,840. Reserve with the email you booked that class with. If someone else booked for you (a colleague or your company), or you've changed email, write to ping@htpi.me first.
Yes. Paid HtPi members (a monthly plan on htpi.me) get 5%, 10% or 15% off by plan (Stream HKD 2,185 · River HKD 2,070 · Ocean HKD 1,955). Sign in before you reserve and it comes off automatically. The alumni discount and the member discount aren't combined: you get the better of the two. This class has no group discount. Membership →
Yes. After paying, you'll find an official receipt in My Classes for claiming it back. For a receipt in your company's name, or for the company to pay us directly, email ping@htpi.me.
You can pass your seat to anyone, a colleague included, for free at any time before class. If you tell us seven or more days before class, your fee can instead be carried once to the next run of this class, seats permitting. There are no cash refunds, and a no-show gets nothing back. If we cancel or reschedule, you choose between a full refund and keeping your seat for the new date. Transfer & refund rules →
Yes. Whether your project is for use inside a company or for the public, all seven topics apply.
No. You don't need to pay for any service before class. If you later choose a paid service, you pay the provider directly, not HtPi.
Once I’d learned the concept, I knew how to break an idea down and guide the AI clearly, and I built something that handles a tedious, repetitive task I do every day. Knowing how to use AI makes things so much easier.
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