vibe coding

Vibe coding, trending in software development, involves describing a problem to an AI language model, which generates code. While supporters praise its efficiency and interactivity, critics warn that it may lead to a disconnect between developers and understanding their code, potentially fostering poorer coding practices. This discussion at Hackaday raises questions about AI's role in programming and its implications for both learning and software quality.

https://hackaday.com/2025/04/09/ask-hackaday-vibe-coding/

User crafted personalized note-taking app, “Doolee,” using AI tools (vibecoding) without coding skills. The app design mimics sticky notes, features task management, multi-device sync, and allows for continuous improvements. The process was engaging despite some AI limitations, and user invested around $300 for development. Experience highlighted inefficiencies in traditional productivity apps, emphasizing user-customized solutions as future possibilities.

https://www.fastcompany.com/91309330/vibecoding-replit