Positive users praise AI vibe-coding as impressively advanced, while negative users dismiss the hype by stressing that skills and infrastructure remain essential for serious builds.
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@GregKamradt Even if you have the best idea and the best vibe coding tools, if you don't have the slighest idea of what you're doing, I don't think you can just ship apps like people are promising all over the Internet.
@GregKamradt This. Everyone can vibe code now but serious builds need infrastructure. I think UAE gets it. Egypt still treats complex builds like a side hustle.
@GregKamradt High altitude stuff, pack some oxygen.
this needs a longer post the gist of it is, I can vibe code a 2025 CRM for myself easily. Few objects, CRUD, etc but the CRMs of 2030 will be way above my individual level to build. highly paid teams of product/eng/taste experts will push the limits on where ever the tech is today The product quality of 2030 will be pushed further and further from an individual's vibe code limits
The vibe-coding conversation anchors on the floor capabilities being raised - yes everyone can vibe code easy apps now But! The capability ceiling also goes up So much complexity to build Only well motivated (and high agency) teams/individuals will venture there
Positive users praise AI vibe-coding as impressively advanced, while negative users dismiss the hype by stressing that skills and infrastructure remain essential for serious builds.
Based on 3 visible X reactions from 5 accounts; directional sample.
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