The Vibe-Coding-Dev-Setup provides a complete developer setup for people who want to start creating backend applications with .NET. This setup focuses on "vibe coding," which means you get a smooth, guided coding experience using GitHub Copilot—an AI that helps you write code faster and better.
If you want to develop backend applications but don’t know where to start, this setup includes all the tools and configurations to get you ready. Even if you have no programming experience, this guide will help you install everything easily.
Before downloading and installing, make sure your computer matches these requirements:
- Operating System: Windows 10 or later, macOS 10.15 or later, or a recent Linux distribution
- Processor: Intel i5 or equivalent
- Memory: At least 8 GB of RAM
- Disk Space: Minimum of 5 GB free space
- Internet Connection: Required to download files and updates
- Additional Software: None needed beforehand, everything will be set up with this package
This setup offers tools and configurations useful to those interested in backend development using .NET. Here’s what you get:
- .NET Backend Tools: Ready-to-use .NET environment for backend projects
- GitHub Copilot Integration: AI assistant to help write your code with suggestions
- Azure DevOps Support: Connect your projects with Microsoft’s cloud services
- Neo4j Database Setup: Easy link to graph databases for advanced data handling
- Coding Prompts and Scripts: Pre-built commands to speed up your workflow
- Model Context Protocols: Manage how AI models help in your coding process
All these tools are pre-configured to work together, saving you time.
Ready to set up your developer environment? Follow these steps carefully.
Click the big blue button at the top or go directly to this link:
You will see a list of releases with dates and version numbers.
Look for the newest version at the top of the list. Releases usually have a version number like v1.0 or v2.0. Each release includes files and notes describing what it contains.
Click on the main file that fits your operating system. The files should be named clearly, for example:
Vibe-Coding-Setup-Windows.zipVibe-Coding-Setup-macOS.zipVibe-Coding-Setup-Linux.tar.gz
Download this file to your computer.
After the file downloads:
- On Windows: Right-click the file and select "Extract All."
- On macOS: Double-click the zipped file to unzip it.
- On Linux: Use a file manager or run
tar -xzf filename.tar.gzin a terminal.
Inside the unpacked folder:
- Look for a file named
install.bat(Windows),install.sh(macOS/Linux), or a similar setup program. - Double-click it (Windows/macOS) or run it via terminal (Linux/macOS) to begin installation.
- Follow the on-screen instructions. The setup will install .NET tools, and AI assistant components, and configure everything for you.
To start, visit this page to download the latest release:
Use the instructions in the "Getting Started" section to download and install.
Once installed, you can begin writing backend code with tools that help you:
- Open your preferred code editor: The setup works with popular editors like Visual Studio Code.
- Start a new .NET backend project: A simple command or template included will help you start quickly.
- Use GitHub Copilot: It will suggest code snippets as you type, making coding faster and easier.
- Connect to Neo4j: The database support helps manage complex data relationships without extra setup.
The setup aims to let you focus on coding with minimal distractions.
Yes. The setup guides you step-by-step to install tools and start simple projects, even if you have never coded before.
Check the error messages. Most problems are due to missing permissions or internet connection. Restart your computer and try again. You can also browse issues on the GitHub page for help.
No, updates require you to download newer releases manually from the release page.
No. Everything provided by this setup is free to use.
- GitHub Copilot Overview – Learn how the AI assistant works.
- .NET Official Site – Information and tutorials for .NET.
- Neo4j Graph Database – Details on the graph database included.
- Azure DevOps – Learn about Microsoft’s developer services.
This project is open to contributions but is designed mainly for end users to get started quickly. For advanced help, please check the GitHub issues or open a new ticket if you encounter bugs.
The setup is distributed under the MIT License, allowing free use and modification.