Okay folks, a word on the vibe-coding thing, since I can see it stirred up a lot
and clearly rubs some of you the wrong way. Let me just drop a few numbers so you
have an idea of what this actually is.
I started this project in February. I work on it mostly in the evenings, after
my day job. Over ~4 months I estimate I’ve put around 100 hours into it. I use
it every single day, and I’ve tested and optimized it quite a bit. So no, this
isn’t some thing I threw together in 2 hours with zero investment.
Yes, I built it with AI in the loop. But without it, I’d never have had the time
to make something this “polished” on the side. And honestly, why would I deny
myself that on a personal project? When a carpenter builds a piece of furniture,
I don’t hold it against him for using a power drill instead of a hand brace.
That’s it, just a small rant. I won’t engage with the AI criticism beyond this.
Back to talking about the actual software for anyone interested. Cheers.
utjebe@reddthat.com 1 hour ago
People think that vibe coding is just a product directly from a prompt. Despite even best models doing completely stupid things.
Some people will hate this because they are in it for the coding experience and some agent took it from them.
Some people will hate this because of some missing features or bugs, because they wanted a product and don’t care as much about the process.
Either way, you will. It satisfy everyone. Congrats on getting this out to the world!