I seem to have missed the part where he successfully prompted for security, internationalizability, localizability, accessibility, usability, etc., etc.
This is a core problem with amateurs pretending to be software producers. There are others, but this one is fundamental to acceptable commercial software and will absolutely derail vibe coded products from widespread adoption.
And if you think these aspects of quality software are easily reduced to prompts, you've probably never done serious work in those spaces.
This is a core problem with amateurs pretending to be software producers. There are others, but this one is fundamental to acceptable commercial software and will absolutely derail vibe coded products from widespread adoption.
And if you think these aspects of quality software are easily reduced to prompts, you've probably never done serious work in those spaces.