Most people can’t code. So if you’re running a business, for years you’ve had only two options when you wanted to improve your productivity with the tools and systems you used.

1. Buy better software
2. Pay someone to build better software

For years, we’ve been promised a future where anyone could build software without learning to code, giving us a third option. A promised third option was that you could just drag-and-drop some blocks, connect a few nodes, and voilà — you’ve built a fully functional app without writing a single line of code! — Read More

Vibe coding is having a moment. The term was coined by Andrej Karpathy just a few weeks ago (on February 6th) and has since been featured in the New York Times, Ars Technica, the Guardian and countless online discussions.

I’m concerned that the definition is already escaping its original intent. I’m seeing people apply the term “vibe coding” to all forms of code written with the assistance of AI. I think that both dilutes the term and gives a false impression of what’s possible with responsible AI-assisted programming.

Vibe coding is not the same thing as writing code with the help of LLMs!

… When I talk about vibe coding I mean building software with an LLM without reviewing the code it writes. — Read More