These days, coding often means running and fixing LLM-generated code. In this “Vibe Coding” style, the language you use matters more than expected.
Python and TypeScript allow too much variation, so LLM output quickly loses consistency. Rust enforces strict safety, but that slows iteration. Go strikes a balance: explicit errors and simple rules that keep code uniform, while still letting you move fast.
That balance makes Go especially well-suited for Vibe Coding.
maitrouble•5h ago
These days, coding often means running and fixing LLM-generated code. In this “Vibe Coding” style, the language you use matters more than expected.
Python and TypeScript allow too much variation, so LLM output quickly loses consistency. Rust enforces strict safety, but that slows iteration. Go strikes a balance: explicit errors and simple rules that keep code uniform, while still letting you move fast.
That balance makes Go especially well-suited for Vibe Coding.