The post is trying to define vibe coding, so the definition of things is highly relevant.
I didn't get out of the post a focus on definitions as the main point. I got out of the post a concern about massive technical debt, which is the hallmark of both legacy code and vibe coding. And no, I'm not offering a definition.
I didn't get out of the post a focus on definitions as the main point. I got out of the post a concern about massive technical debt, which is the hallmark of both legacy code and vibe coding. And no, I'm not offering a definition.