>Vibe coding is all about "generate and run." Yes, that's fast, but it skips little steps like careful design, refactoring, and documentation.
My code has never been so carefully designed; generally speaking my code looks like the homer simpson mobile before, now it looks like a car at least if not a sports car. Obviously im not doing that, i just have AI do the design. Current thing im working on this morning, a fastapi - uvicorn project. I've never used either library before.
refactoring? That sounds like a not-me problem.
Documentation? Omg for the first time ever has my code actually been documented.
Hell, lets even talk about unit testing. It's doing all that for me. It even finds the bugs, then goes and fixes them itself.
>This can lead to fragmented, inconsistent systems full of hidden bugs and architectural flaws. The result? Technical debt that is hard to detect and costly to fix down the line.
API token costs down the line? But you can also just be like "hey Claude 6 epic opus, go fix all the technical debt and poor design in the code" and $50 in tokens later you have a perfectly consistent system?
incomingpain•6mo ago
My code has never been so carefully designed; generally speaking my code looks like the homer simpson mobile before, now it looks like a car at least if not a sports car. Obviously im not doing that, i just have AI do the design. Current thing im working on this morning, a fastapi - uvicorn project. I've never used either library before.
refactoring? That sounds like a not-me problem.
Documentation? Omg for the first time ever has my code actually been documented.
Hell, lets even talk about unit testing. It's doing all that for me. It even finds the bugs, then goes and fixes them itself.
>This can lead to fragmented, inconsistent systems full of hidden bugs and architectural flaws. The result? Technical debt that is hard to detect and costly to fix down the line.
API token costs down the line? But you can also just be like "hey Claude 6 epic opus, go fix all the technical debt and poor design in the code" and $50 in tokens later you have a perfectly consistent system?
CrankyBear•6mo ago