Vibe Coding Isn't Bad, You Are

I cannot get through a day without reading that everything produced by vibe coding is awful. The code isn’t production ready, config values are hardcoded, secrets leak out on the client side and entire databases are exposed. It’s best to not even consider a multi-tenant SaaS solution. And we’re in a polarised world – so everyone is either for or against vibe coding. The vibers? It democratises development, anyone can put their ideas into practice, and it saves a tonne of time testing a concept before investing months and thousands of dollars? The haters? The quality is poor, developers will lose their jobs, it’s just AI generated slop, it’s impossible to finish off an idea when things get complicated. Is vibe coding actually awful, or are you just doing it wrong? It’s A Tool, Not A Religion Vibe coding isn’t a philosophical principle. It’s a set of tools. If you gave me bag of tools and some raw materials and told me to build a house I’d laugh and politely decline. That’s not my skills