Honestly I’m not a programmer but I’m wondering if we could actually see the “vibe coding” become a legitimate process for organizations that can review it effectively
It absolutely could. Also keep in mind that we are still in the early days of AI. As these systems get better, there will be less and less a need for people to intervene.
Last night, I noticed some bugs, but it was easy to have so fix it.
I think an important skill people will need is to be able to test the vibe coded apps really well. There are random bugs here and there that I don’t find on my first couple times using it.
For purposes my purposes, that’s not a problem. But I’ve never used bug free software before, so maybe it’s not really any worse than commercial software. At least I can have the ai fix the bugs that I encounter instead of waiting for the company to do it.
Honestly I’m not a programmer but I’m wondering if we could actually see the “vibe coding” become a legitimate process for organizations that can review it effectively
It absolutely could. Also keep in mind that we are still in the early days of AI. As these systems get better, there will be less and less a need for people to intervene.
Last night, I noticed some bugs, but it was easy to have so fix it.
I think an important skill people will need is to be able to test the vibe coded apps really well. There are random bugs here and there that I don’t find on my first couple times using it.
For purposes my purposes, that’s not a problem. But I’ve never used bug free software before, so maybe it’s not really any worse than commercial software. At least I can have the ai fix the bugs that I encounter instead of waiting for the company to do it.