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Vibe coding is a misleading term. It implies you sit back and code appears. The truth is the opposite. Your first prompt determines your success.
A clear prompt leads to fewer rounds of fixes. A weak prompt leaves too much to chance.
When you leave details out, the model makes decisions for you. It makes a different decision every time you run it. This creates inconsistency.
Specific instructions act as guardrails. Telling a model "do not add new dependencies without asking" prevents it from adding extra packages to your project. These instructions save you hours of cleanup later.
Avoid two common mistakes:
- Handing the model too much data at once.
- Letting the model rewrite entire files for small tasks.
If you ask a model to change one date format in a large file, it might rewrite the whole file. This often breaks other parts of your code.
The phrase "it runs" is dangerous. A running program does not mean the code is correct or safe.
Vibe coding does not make programming faster. It changes who can build software. People who understand a problem but cannot code can now build solutions. They only need to learn a few specific habits.
Follow these rules to succeed:
- Write a clear specification.
- Work in small steps.
- Read every line of code you accept.
- Know your limits.
Coding is a craft. The tool does not do the work. You do.
Source: https://dev.to/mgundlach/vibe-coding-works-until-you-try-to-change-something-776
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