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A Complete Vibe Coding Tutorial from Scratch

You've probably heard of vibe coding — the practice of describing what you want to an AI and letting it write the code for you. But here's the thing nobody talks about: what happens after the code is written?

Most vibe coders hit a wall. They've got a beautiful app sitting on their laptop, and then they Google "how to deploy a website" and fall into a rabbit hole of Docker, Kubernetes, CI/CD pipelines, and YAML files that make them question their life choices.

That's where vibe hosting comes in.

In this tutorial, we'll walk through the complete workflow from zero to a live website using Claude Code for vibe coding and NameOcean for vibe hosting.

What You'll Need

That's it. No Docker. No AWS console. No Terraform. No tears.

Log into your NameOcean dashboard and create a new server. Pick the plan that fits your needs:

For a landing page or a small web app, the Starter plan is more than enough.

If you have a domain registered on NameOcean (or transferred to it), binding it to your server is a single action. Through Claude Code's MCP integration, it's literally one sentence:

"Bind mywebsite.com to my Starter server"

Behind the scenes, NameOcean:

1. Updates DNS records to point to your server
2. Provisions an SSL certificate automatically via Let's Encrypt
3. Configures the load balancer to route HTTPS traffic to your server

Within a few minutes, your domain is live and secured with HTTPS. No Certbot commands, no Nginx SSL configuration, no DNS propagation guessing games.

Now for the fun part. Open your project directory and start Claude Code:

mkdir my-awesome-site && cd my-awesome-site
git init
claude

Then just describe what you want:

"Create a modern landing page for my WordGrid word puzzle game.
It should have a hero section with App Store and Google Play buttons,
a features section, screenshots, how-to-play steps, and a CTA section.
Use the game's color palette — orange, teal, purple on a dark background."

Claude Code will create a complete, responsive, production-ready website. You don't write a single line of code. You describe the vibe, and the AI delivers.

The Art of Vibe Coding

The key to great vibe coding is being specific about what you want but flexible about how it's implemented:

Think of it like talking to a skilled designer. You say "I want a modern, dark-themed landing page that feels playful and energetic" — you don't say "use flexbox with a 24px gap and a linear gradient from #0f1628 to #161d35."

Here's where vibe hosting shines. Every NameOcean server comes with a built-in git remote. Add it once:

# Add the remote (first time only)
git remote add nameocean ssh://root@yourserver.nameocean.org:PORT/root/app

# Deploy
git add .
git commit -m "Initial launch"
git push nameocean main

That's it. Your code lands in /root/app/ on the server. Nginx is already configured to serve static files from that directory. Your site is live.

No build step. No Docker image. No deployment pipeline. No waiting. Just git push and refresh your browser.

The real power of vibe coding + vibe hosting is the iteration speed. Want to change the hero section?

"Make the hero headline bigger and add a floating animation to the phone mockup"

Then deploy again:

git add . && git commit -m "Bigger hero headline + animation" && git push nameocean main

Your changes are live in seconds. This feedback loop — describe → generate → deploy → see it live — is what makes vibe hosting transformative. You're not just coding faster; you're shipping faster.

Going Beyond Static Sites

Vibe hosting on NameOcean isn't limited to static HTML. The platform supports full-stack applications out of the box.

Node.js / Express / Next.js

Tell Claude Code to create your Express API or Next.js app. Configure it to listen on port 8000, set up Supervisor to keep it running, and uncomment the reverse proxy in Nginx config. Done.

Python / Flask / FastAPI

Same workflow. Your Python app listens on port 8000, Supervisor manages the process, Nginx proxies the requests. NameOcean comes with Python 3.14 and pyenv pre-installed.

Go / Rust / Anything

Compile your binary, run it on port 8000, and Nginx takes care of the rest. Or use Docker if that's your style — it's pre-installed too.

The MCP Integration: Vibe Hosting on Autopilot

Here's what makes the NameOcean + Claude Code combo special: MCP (Model Context Protocol) integration.

When you connect NameOcean as an MCP server in Claude Code, the AI can directly:

• Create and manage servers — spin up infrastructure with a sentence
• Bind domains — with automatic SSL and DNS configuration
• Open/close ports — for databases, APIs, and services
• Deploy code — via git push, triggered from the conversation
• Check server status — monitor your infrastructure in natural language

This means you can literally say:

"Create a new Starter server, bind mydomain.com to it, build
a portfolio website with my projects, and deploy it"

And Claude Code will handle everything — from server provisioning to writing the code to deploying it. The entire lifecycle, managed through natural language. The infrastructure becomes invisible.

Real-World Example: WordGrid Landing Page

Let us walk you through a real example. We built the landing page for WordGrid, a Turkish word puzzle game, from scratch.

Total time: under 10 minutes.

The result: a fully responsive, dark-themed landing page with an animated hero section, App Store and Google Play download buttons, features grid, screenshot gallery, how-to-play guide, call-to-action section, and mobile-optimized layout. All generated by AI, deployed with a single push.

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