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> I’m still skeptical of vibecoding in general. As I mentioned above, I would not trust my vibecoding enough to make these into products. That’s the whole poin
by rukuu001 8mo ago
> I’m still skeptical of vibecoding in general. As I mentioned above, I would not trust my vibecoding enough to make these into products.
That’s the whole point - there’s no need for it to be a product when you can do it yourself, and it’s the death knell of products like this.
- hahahahhaah 8mo agoAlso you dont need the architecture to scale to millions of users. So it can be a bit more rough and OK to be inefficient.
- theshrike79 8mo agoAnd you don't need to build in user management, Stripe integration for payments, build a landing page, advertise it or anything. You can just use it and be content.
- slig 8mo ago>user management, Stripe integration for payments FWIW, `better-auth` solves that and LLMs know how to integrate it.
- JKCalhoun 8mo ago"Death knell" is, I think, putting too fine a point on it. At the same time, Apple better wake up as the quality of the App Store (such as it is) is about to get much, much worse as a flood of vibe-coded apps make it onto the store. These will likely crap out in spectacular ways and, as I say, bring user's experience with the App Store in general way down. It's like when Amazon intermingled drop-ship sellers on their platform. (Oh well, not my problem.)