[Cthulhu_]

"Vibe coding" is fine for prototypes, weekend projects, hackathons etc, it's another variant of other quick coding / website making / visual programming IMO. But don't expect it to be production grade, and within the next year or so we'll probably see the fallout of people actually doing so.

[jf22]

I can easily "vibe code" production ready code with Windsurf. The code is SOLID, unit tested, documented, commented and resembles the code I'd write by hand. It would be impossible for you to distinguish my vibe code from the code I wrote by hand a year ago.