Great post—these rules do a nice job of reducing frustration when getting started with vibe coding. One thing that could add even more value is a bit more comparison around how different vibe coding platforms support these practices as projects scale.
I found a helpful breakdown that looks at how various vibe coding tools are used for building AI-native products, which ties in well with your points:
Good one! But all I think when I see VibeCoding is the X post of this guy that went viral. It’s always good to know the things that sustain the tech stack altogether
even reading it , gives me vibes.
Amazing guidance!
Great post—these rules do a nice job of reducing frustration when getting started with vibe coding. One thing that could add even more value is a bit more comparison around how different vibe coding platforms support these practices as projects scale.
I found a helpful breakdown that looks at how various vibe coding tools are used for building AI-native products, which ties in well with your points:
https://medium.com/lets-code-future/best-vibe-coding-platforms-for-building-ai-native-products-ed85b2fbdc33
Would be interesting to see how this perspective aligns with your approach.
Thank you for the roadmap
Good one! But all I think when I see VibeCoding is the X post of this guy that went viral. It’s always good to know the things that sustain the tech stack altogether