VibeFlow generates JavaScript using an existing SDK to interact with the visual plane, integrating with backend services like Convex. It doesn't invent a new language, just streamlines development by relying on established tools and infrastructure.
Now the reason I'm bringing it up is because of that box you had right there. That box you just had up showed what code you are creating with, with VIVE Flow, which is to say it's just creating JavaScript. It's just creating a very specific form of JavaScript that then can work back and forth with the, with the, with the visual plane. And I bring this up because they didn't have to go make up a new language. They just used an SDK for a language that exists. To be able to make it then just work. And I think that VibeFlow uses Convex, right? So it's a way of like building Convex backends. So the infrastructure they work with is working with Convex and other sort of best-in-class tools that are popular with the coding and indeed with the Vibe coding set. And now instead of you having great code yourself, it helps you, it helps make things happen.
