Not all AI-assisted coding is vibe coding
Read OriginalThis article distinguishes between two primary uses of AI coding tools. For professional developers, AI accelerates specific tasks within mature, constrained software environments. Conversely, 'vibe coding' enables non-developers to rapidly prototype applications. The author argues that conflating these uses gives AI coding a bad reputation, and discusses the potential impact on junior developer training and long-term software quality.
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