Build and Deploy a Web App in 2 Hours Using Claude Code | No Coding Required

In this session I walk a group of makers, product designers, and manufacturing engineers through building and deploying a real web application from scratch — using Claude Code and zero prior programming experience. This is the full recording of The Maker's Vibe Coding Workshop, a crash course in AI-assisted development designed for people who think in systems but have never written code. What we build: A Makerspace Hub — a web app for equipment reservations. We go from a hand-drawn sketch to a live deployed URL in a single session. What you'll learn: — How to write a Product Requirements Document from a napkin sketch — How to use Claude Code to scaffold a complete web application — How to deploy your app live using Vercel and GitHub — Best practices: plan before you build, version control, iterating with AI, and how to push back when Claude gets it wrong Tools used: Claude Code (Claude Desktop), GitHub, Vercel, Node.js No programming experience required. If you can describe a problem clearly, you can build software with AI. Hosted by Oscar Castillo — Digital Transformation practitioner, FabLab advocate, and Connected Worker speaker. Here is a copy of the notes used during the presentation: https://bronzed-crib-fb8.notion.site/The-Maker-s-Vibe-Coding-Workshop-35aa98975b1780e48bfeeb258e78d5b3 And here is the live web app!: https://makerspace-hub-psi.vercel.app/ Want to go deeper? The next step after this workshop is connecting a Supabase database so your app remembers data between sessions. Search "Supabase tutorial beginner" for a solid follow-up. Questions? Drop them below — I read every comment. Follow me on LinkedIn for more on AI-assisted development, digital transformation, and practical tools for engineers and makers: linkedin.com/in/oscar-castillo-21813844