Suleman Afzal
Posted on Jun 30
Vibe Coding Isn't Replacing Developers—It's Changing How We Build
Just tried vibe coding for a while, and I think the biggest shift isn't that AI writes code—it's that developers can stay focused on solving problems instead of fighting boilerplate.
The key is knowing:
- What to ask
- What to verify
- What to refactor
- What not to accept
AI can generate code in seconds, but clean architecture, performance, security, and maintainability still come from experience.
The future doesn't belong to developers who avoid AI—it belongs to developers who know how to collaborate with it effectively.
How has vibe coding changed your workflow?
