Vibe Coding isn’t all bread and butter.

I’m grateful that platforms like Cursor, Replit, Lovable, etc, exist. Because of these platforms, Vibe Coding has become possible.

But one of the major concerns I have about it is:

Because now the barrier to entry is so low—for people who want to build tools, software, companies, they will have way less fundamental knowledge of the work they do.

Before this all Vibe Coding and these platforms, one had to learn a programming language for YEARS, refine their skill, and learn from their mistakes. But I guess these platforms single-handedly cut those things off.

This is good when you’re starting, but what if you want to go from a startup to a company?

You see what I mean.