“Vibe coded” software (eg Farcaster mini apps) is evergreen content. 

Until now, creators typically relied on long-form writing, video, or audio for always-on content with a long shelf life. 

Vibe coding gives creators a third option.

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Imo it might depend on how you define evergreen. They’re hard to keep up to date and unless there’s constant focus or a hook to keep users they fall off after a few weeks. They still have the same challenges of any other web app: user retention.

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Agree. You have to design them for long-term use, either by new users or retained ones. But I think most good evergreen content, whether videos or writing, has this feature.