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'Vibe Coding Training' – Instructor John Kim / Financial News

2026-10-02

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Client Financial News · Date 2026-10-02 · Topic Vibe Coding Training · Instructor John Kim, Lead Instructor
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This morning, after finishing a lecture at Konkuk University, I took a taxi straight to Financial News on Gangnam-daero. I ran a Claude Code vibe coding session with six trainee reporters from the 29th open-recruitment class. The textbook I brought had them build reporting aids such as a press release checker and a daily report converter, step by step. Partway through, I put the textbook down. I decided it would be better for them to build what they themselves felt they needed as reporters, rather than follow a fixed example. Starting from zero, each person decided what they wanted to build and described it to Claude in plain language to have it made. Several web apps for reporters came out of it. I'll introduce just two. The first is a news photo guide. It's a mobile web app that lists the shots you must get in 10 situations: press conferences, interviews, events and award ceremonies, meetings and signing ceremonies, incidents and accidents, rallies, on-site scenes, buildings, products, and documents and screens. For each shot, it covers how it will be used in an article, where to stand, phone settings (2–3x telephoto, burst mode, locked focus and exposure), shots to avoid, and composition tips. They even added a feature where you enter a situation and Claude generates a custom shooting brief. The idea came from the perspective of a trainee reporter who has to go out into the field with just a phone and no photographer. The second is an expert finder. It extracts the experts quoted in the company's own articles and in wire-service articles, and organizes them by name, affiliation, title, topic of remarks, and article link. Search with a keyword like “interest rate hike” or “regional real estate” and it expands to synonyms and shows a reason for each recommendation. As we opened the results one by one, both the trainees and the training manager were quite amazed. The training manager said they expect more training like this in the news and media industry going forward. The trainee reporters reacted a little differently. They said that if AI can do this much, it could end up doing everything, and they were left wondering what they should be doing from now on. ^^; Happy holidays.
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  • Client: Financial News
  • Date: 2026-10-02
  • Topic: Vibe Coding Training
  • Instructor: John Kim

This morning I finished a session at Konkuk University, then took a taxi straight to Financial News on Gangnam-daero. I ran a Claude Code vibe coding workshop with six trainee reporters from the 29th open-recruitment class. The materials I prepared were press release…

This is a customized on-site corporate training program on the topic of ‘Vibe Coding Training.’ Nanum Consulting designs the curriculum around each organization’s audience and skill level.
Yes. As in the Financial News case, we tailor the ‘Vibe Coding Training’ curriculum to your company’s audience and skill level. It typically runs as an intensive 4-hour program, available in person or online.