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Dartmouth Enhanced Access to Goggle Scholar
Did you know that you can connect Google Scholar to Dartmouth Library?
- Select the menu in the top left of the Google Scholar header (three horizontal lines)
- Navigate to "Settings"
- Select "Library links"
- Search "Dartmouth Library" in the search bar, select "Dartmouth Library" and ensure the box is checked.
- Save changes.
- Use Google Scholar as normal. You should now see "Get it @ Dartmouth" links to the right of Google Scholar results.
Logging in to Electronic Resources: Dartmouth College Users
Use Your NetID
Clicking most electronic resource links on our website or in the catalog while off-campus will take you to the Dartmouth College login page. If you have a NetID and password, enter it here and you'll be granted access. Not sure what your NetID is? Search the Dartmouth Name Directory to find out.
Downloading the VPN
Installing the GlobalProtect VPN on your computer will allow you to access electronic resources off campus without the need to log in.
With AI assistance, coding is replaced by writing prompts in natural language, allowing you to concentrate on defining the functionality and goals of your application without managing low-level implementation details. This shift reduces the need to master syntax and programming structures, enabling more focus on improving the overall user experience.
Instead of manually editing code, you interact with and refine the AI assistant’s output. Many advanced vibe coding platforms support iterative human-AI feedback, so when bugs, design issues, or missing features arise, you simply provide additional prompts in plain English. The AI then modifies the code accordingly, minimizing the need for direct code manipulation.
In this context, vibe coding functions as a collaborative interface between developers and AI systems. While you direct the application’s architecture, core functionality, and quality standards, the AI handles repetitive and time-intensive coding tasks, streamlining the development process and enhancing productivity.
Resources
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Awesome Vibe CodingA curated GitHub list of tools and references
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Building Secure Code in the Age of Vibe CodingSteve Wilson and Tim O'Reilly discuss the security aspects of vibe coding in a conversation on how AI-assisted coding (and vibe coding in particular) introduces new classes of security vulnerabilities. Drawing from real-world cybersecurity insights, Steve will explain how attackers are already exploiting these gaps--and what organizations can do to stay ahead without slowing innovation or compromising development velocity.
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A Comprehensive Guide to Vibe CodingAn excellent discussion of vibe coding along with descriptions and reviews of the most used vibe coding apps.
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Eight Best Vibe Coding Tools in 2025Categorized list of tools for vibe coding, with reviews, testing, and a nice comparison table.
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O'Reilly AI CodeCon: Coding with AIPlaylist featuring fireside chats with senior technical executives, engineers, and entrepreneurs; practical talks on the new tools, workflows, and hacks that are shaping the emerging discipline of programming with AI; and demos of how experienced developers are using the new tools to supercharge their productivity.
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Vibe Coding: Programming Through Conversation with Artificial Intelligence.We examine "vibe coding": an emergent programming paradigm where developers primarily write code by interacting with code-generating large language models rather than writing code directly. We analysed a curated set of videos depicting extended vibe coding sessions with rich think-aloud reflections. Using framework analysis, we investigated programmers' goals, workflows, prompting techniques, debugging approaches, and challenges encountered.
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Vibe Coding with Steve YeggeJoin Ben Lorica and Steve Yegge to find out what vibe coding means, especially in a professional context. Going beyond the current memes, what will the future of software development look like when we have multiple agents? And how do you prepare for it?
