Vibe Coding Divides Developers on AI Software Building
Posts question whether prompting AI for code produces reliable results.
TLDR
Hossam Khero posted an image of a shaky building versus a skyscraper to illustrate concerns that excessive vibe coding will reduce code quality. Max Cluss replied that businesses attempting to vibe code a CRM are delusional. Anna Adore stated that vibe coded apps often contain bugs and lack proper engineering. Aleks called the term the worst name for a shift in software making and labeled doubts about legitimacy as cope. Zach Abrams noted that 99 percent of people will not vibe code all their software. Tanya Janca posted a video explaining responsibilities when shipping AI generated code.
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Kọ́ládé Chris🇻🇦🇳🇬@Ksound22@Raynerdtech Never. Did you know no one is hiring vibe coders for engineering positions? Interviews are harder now! Anyone who wants to become an engineer would only become one when they sit down and learn, grind algos, and so things manually.
MC Max Cluss@ClussMax@zcabrams I think any business that thinks they're going to successfully vibe code their CRM is wasting their time and a bit delusional
TE TeslaBiTS@TeslaBiTSreal@jrya7 Why wouldn't it be able to fix it? It's going to get better and better as well.
GS Greg Sapienza@gsapienza@aleksliving I absolutely hate the term. We have to move on from it
RM RA RJ ARIVI@rjarivi@aleksliving Nah. Its perfect