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@matt@toot.cafe Time and patience and concentration. I think my main issue is, there is just so much. Like, I used to write audio games in NVGT before starting to vibe code and there was one way of doing things. In whatever other lang, I can choose, but then this is not compatible with that and this requires that... I think this is only a mental issue though. I do an apprenticeship as a software dev in germany and I'm surprised how we learn coding. We just like, learn the patterns and stuff, and of course also do actual projects, but I don't think I'll go out of this apprenticeship and say, right, I'm now capable of properly developing a C# app for example. I think the concepts themself are not the problem, it's actually doing the stuff in the way the language I choose does it. And it just rewards you so much faster, what I've done in a week with Claude (which works perfectly fine for me and solved my problem) would've otherwise required me to learn tons of swift and IOS stuff which, I just don't have the time and brain for atm.