Vibe coding that works: build on solid ground, not the whole stack
springrod · x · 2026-11-03
A new blog post argues vibe coding works best when you don't vibe-code the entire stack — instead build AI-generated code on top of solid foundations. The author's takeaway: everyone can finally make and work within their own apps, and it doesn't need to be dangerous.
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