PriMera Scientific Engineering (ISSN: 2834-2550)

Case Study

Volume 9 Issue 4

Vibe Coding with Google AI Studio Case Study

Christian Mancas* and Cristina Mancas

October 05, 2026

DOI : 10.56831/PSEN-09-300

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Abstract

This paper presents a case study on using Google AI Studio to vibe code a medium-complexity software application by a non-programmer who, moreover, needs it in another language than English. We prove that, on one hand, almost anybody can successfully vibe code, not only developers, even if you do not speak or understand English, and, on the other, that although such a top AI product can build a reasonable approximation of a fine database software application, vibe coding still needs thorough testing of it, as, even if the initial specification documentation is crystal clear and almost exhaustive, the resulting app may exhibit bugs and not that intelligent development decisions.

Keywords: vibe coding; Google AI Studio; relational database design; software application development; software application testing

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