> Vibe Coding seems to work best when you are already an experienced programmer. I think that is a very vague and ambiguous way of putting it. I would frame i

> Vibe Coding seems to work best when you are already an experienced programmer. I think that is a very vague and ambiguous way of putting it. I would frame it a tad more specific: vibecode seems to work best when users know what they want and are able to set requirements and plan ahead. Vibecoding doesn't work at all or is an unmaintainable god awful mess if users don't do software engineering and instead hack stuff together hoping it works. Garbage in, garbage out.