Every term, explained with an everyday comparison first. No jargon.
A big fridge / warehouse that stores your stuff in neat shelves.
Where your site keeps its information — customers, orders, posts — so it's there next time.
Why it matters: Anything users save or submit lives here. We help you connect your OWN database so the data is yours.
Your shop's street address / signboard on the internet (like mysite.com).
The name people type to find your site.
Why it matters: When you publish, you get a free address right away. Your own domain (mysite.com) is an optional extra step.
Opening your shop — putting what you made out for real customers to walk in.
Making your build live on the internet so anyone can open it.
Why it matters: On VibeCampus it's one click — no servers to set up.
The building your shop runs in — a computer that's always on.
A computer that runs your site so it's available day and night.
Why it matters: We run it for you, so you don't buy or manage a server.
An order counter where programs hand things to each other.
A doorway one program uses to ask another for data or actions.
Why it matters: Live data (stocks, weather, AI) reaches your site through APIs.
The shop's interior and displays — what customers see and touch.
The visible part of your site: layout, buttons, colors, text.
Why it matters: This is what you shape when you describe how it should look.
The kitchen and storeroom — the work customers don't see.
Behind-the-scenes logic: saving data, logins, payments, sending email.
Why it matters: VibeCampus provides the backend so your forms and logins just work.
A safe's combination — kept out of the code, stored separately and securely.
A secret value (like a service key) the app reads but never shows.
Why it matters: Never paste secrets into code or chat — they go in environment variables only.
Getting in by showing an ID you already have (Google, Kakao) — no new password.
Users sign in with an account they already have; you never store their password.
Why it matters: Safer than storing passwords yourself, and faster for users.
A first simple version — like a food-truck before a full restaurant.
The smallest thing you can launch to test if people want it.
Why it matters: Ship small, learn from real users, then improve.
Renting software monthly instead of buying it once — like a gym membership.
Software you pay for as a subscription and use over the web.
Why it matters: A common way to earn recurring revenue from what you build.
The order slip you hand the AI — the clearer it is, the better the result.
What you type to tell the AI what to build or answer.
Why it matters: Describe the customer, goal, and style — specifics get better builds.
Save points in a game — you can always go back to a working spot.
A history of every change, so nothing is ever truly lost.
Why it matters: If a change breaks something, you can roll back safely.
A locker rule: each person can only open their own locker, not others'.
A database rule so each user can only read/write their own rows.
Why it matters: Protects your users' data even if a public key leaks.
Renting the space your shop sits in.
The service that keeps your site online for visitors.
Why it matters: Included when you publish on VibeCampus.
Keeping popular items at the front counter so they're served instantly.
A copy kept close to visitors so pages load fast and cheap.
Why it matters: Keeps your site fast and your costs low as traffic grows.
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