Shubham Nigam
Founder, Questera
Shubham Nigam is the founder of Questera, where he builds Greta.sh and Questera.ai — vibe coding and vibe marketing agents. He writes about what actually happens when teams build and ship software with AI.
Articles by Shubham Nigam
- Vibe Coding vs Traditional Development: Where the Line Is DrawnMay 30, 2026
- How to Write Better Prompts for AI App BuildersMay 30, 2026
- The Death of Boilerplate: How Vibe Coding Changes Software EngineeringMay 30, 2026
- What Is Vibe Coding? A Complete Guide for 2026May 28, 2026
- Role-Based Access in AI-Built Apps: A Practical GuideJun 25, 2026
- Compliance-First Vibe Coding: Building Apps Auditors Will ApproveJun 24, 2026
- Why "Code-Optional" Is the Next Default for Software TeamsJun 23, 2026
- Is AI-Generated Code Actually Scalable? A Deep Dive (2026)Jun 19, 2026
- PWA vs Native: What Should Vibe Coders Ship in 2026?Jun 16, 2026
- Is AI-Generated Code Actually Scalable? A Deep DiveJun 10, 2026
- Why Vibe Coding Doesn't Mean Vibe MaintenanceJun 09, 2026
- The Anti-Boilerplate Movement: Why Founders Are Skipping FrameworksJun 08, 2026
- Designing for AI Builders: UX Principles That Actually WorkJun 07, 2026
- Vibe Coding Is Not Just for Prototypes --- Here's the ProofJun 04, 2026
- Prompt-Driven Development: The New Software Lifecycle ExplainedJun 02, 2026
- What Is an MVP? The Complete 2026 Guide to Minimum Viable ProductsJuly 11, 2026
- What Is Vibe Coding? Meaning, Examples, and Why It's Changing Software DevelopmentJul 24, 2026
- Why AI App Builders Need Real Databases, Not Mock DataJul 24, 2026
- Vibe Coding Explained: From Traditional Coding to AI-Driven DevelopmentFeb 3, 2026
- Scaling Growth Engineering with an AI CRM Builder in 2026Feb 24, 2026
- How to Build a Flexible AI Subscription Management System in 2026Feb 12, 2026
What Shubham writes about
21 articles on the Greta.sh blog, across 5 topics: Vibe Coding (16), Software Development (2), Startups (1), AI Builders (1), SaaS (1).
Vibe coding is a change in who can build software, not a change in how fast developers type. His writing keeps returning to where the line actually falls between describing an app and engineering one — and to the fact that the line moves depending on what you are building.
Prompting is a real skill with real technique. Several of his posts are about what separates a prompt that produces a working app from one that produces a demo: being specific about data, states and edge cases rather than about visual style.
The governance questions arrive earlier than teams expect. Access control, audit trails and compliance are treated as things to design in at the start, not retrofits — because an app that cannot pass review never ships, however quickly it was built.