Vibe Coding Is the Worst Idea of 2025 [video]

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JohnFen · 1d ago

Vibe coding is a terrible idea, but I don't think it cracks the top 10 of the worst ideas of 2025. It may even have an upside of increasing the demand for devs to fix the problems vibe coding will create.

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Vibe Coding Is the Worst Idea of 2025 [video]

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