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How to Use QWEN 3 Coder with VS Code: Generate Note Taking App

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In this video, we explore how to use Qwen 3 Coder inside Visual Studio Code to build a complete Note-Taking App — from idea to code generation!

What you’ll learn:

  • How to use Qwen 3 Coder effectively
  • How to integrate it with Visual Studio Code
  • How to generate apps automatically using Qwen 3 Coder (for free!)
  • Build your first Note-Taking App step-by-step

Perfect for developers exploring AI-powered coding and free model integrations inside VS Code.

⚙️ Tools & Technologies Used:

  • Visual Studio Code
  • Qwen 3 Coder (Open-source model)
  • Open Router
  • HTML, CSS, JavaScript

Why You Should Watch:

If you’ve ever wondered how developers are building apps faster using AI-assisted coding, this video gives you a practical demonstration — not just concepts.

You’ll learn how to leverage AI locally, improve your productivity, and generate project-ready code even without paid APIs.

Who This Video Is For:

  • Developers exploring AI code generation
  • Beginners who want to build apps with free models
  • Coders using VS Code and looking for productivity hacks
  • AI enthusiasts learning Qwen model family

2 Comments

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Interesting walkthrough on using Qwen 3 Coder within VS Code — it’s great to see a practical example that blends AI coding with real app development. Could this approach eventually make AI-assisted app creation a standard part of a developer’s workflow?

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@[Ben Kiehl] Thanks so much! Yeah, I think we’re definitely moving in that direction. Tools like Qwen 3 Coder are making AI feel like a natural part of the dev process — not just an add-on. It’s exciting to see how this will shape everyday coding!

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