If you’re still Vibe Coding, you’re falling behind

I kinda disagree when you said that i you shouldn’t learn the syntax of a programing language, you definitely should learn it but no in a way that you have to memorize it all the syntax, but rather you have to learn the concepts behind a programing language and learn algorithm design. In that way you can code with ai the code that gives you can be an actual good code

dude says not to "vibe code" and proceeds to "vibe code"

I used to be a junior developer early in my career back in the early 2000’’s man it’s was hard and I enjoyed coding as passion but I moved away to consulting and networking infrastructure solutions. But now with Ai coding I can see myself coming back in a big way.

Using AI to upscale your own skills is an excellent point. I like to copy proven code and commands into a personal knowledgebase I can search later much faster than asking AI about it again. The toughest problem is keeping AI on track even when there's plenty of gas left in the context window. I use a spec driven system, lint rules, but AI coding assistants seem to only think in a single dimension. AI can't think using multiple levels of indirection such as consolidating code into reusable library functions in big projects. It wants to pile on the technical debt by hardcoding values, use absolute paths, big sections of redundant code, etc. Most likely because all it can do is predict the next token and has a limited context window. The bloat makes it worse by filling up the context window. Are there any AI coding assistants out there that can break through the first dimension?

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Hi David, I have watched many of your YouTube videos and found them brilliant and very useful, I am still learning this technology at the moment. I am a technical person with about 17 years of experience but more in the field of infrastructure. I was never a coder, but I provided access for coders to use what they wanted, and now I want to bypass the coders and start with my own ideas. Currently, I am experimenting with different vibe coding tools and have come up against many of the problems that you highlight in this video. It's good to hear someone actually talking about the problems rather than just selling a new software product. I would definitely like to hear more videos from you about AI coding and even vertical AI agents, which I have only recently read about. It would be interesting to hear your take on it. Currently, I am working on other voice recognition software, which I'm sure is a very common field as there are so many of them about. I am disabled, so I cannot even type without them. I am coming to this idea with similar problems but from a different perspective.

Thank you brother....keep up with the hardwork

I watch some of your videos for awhile. Back then you called yourself a Vibe-coder. I always learn something new when tuning in and can see how much work you put in. Thank you!

This video really put into perspective how wild AI coding has become. I love how it breaks down the difference between just blindly using AI versus actually building scalable, maintainable software. And, the part about staying in charge and making your own architecture decisions really hit me, so easy to hand over control and end up with a messy codebase. I've been using Tiiny Host to spin up projects, and testing things have been less of a headache while I am experimenting with AI-generated code. The future of software is going to be insane if everyone actually learns the fundamentals instead of just copy-pasting prompts. Glad that I came across this video!

!! Thank you for sharing David this cursor application is amazing