Santiago and Kyle Gawley argue vibe coding often ignores testing, security, and debt, leading to cleanup pain and weak defensibility; Sully adds that vibe-coded UIs reduce willingness to pay because they feel easy to clone.
Vibe-coding feels like magic. Until you're the one cleaning up the magic later.
Vibe-coding is not about "using AI to write code".
• You don't care about the code • You don't review it, you don't test it • You don't care about security • You don't care about technical debt • You don't care about good engineering
I have zero concern about people vibe-coding alternatives to my products because I know how hard it is to build a software business
im starting to actively avoiding using sites that look "vibe coded" even if you solve a problem for me why should i pay $49/mo when i could clone it in 1 hour?
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