2026-09-29 10:53 UTC
@pasi@infosec.exchange Hm, it’s hard to explain. I’m not against vibe coding per se. I’m more against people (who often are not even familiar with the platform) using it as a shortcut for making money, not respecting anything else. They’re copying apps relentlessly, not respecting common patterns, performance might be bad, apps won’t get maintained in the long run, etc. But as long as it still feels nice and polished, and is used in a creative way, I don’t mind which way the code was created.
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@pasi@infosec.exchange 2026-09-29 11:00
@vincefried@mastodon.social I don’t think AI changed that though. Copycat apps were very much a thing before AI. And lots of apps get left unmaintained, whether it was vibe coded or not doesn’t change the equation in a meaningful way IMO. I’ve seen plenty of ugly looking artisanal apps too (mine included) 🫣😅 It’s just strange how the standards change all the time.