Somewhere between disciplined software engineering and late-night code jazz lives a strange new philosophy: Vibe coding.
It’s the act of writing code intuitively, letting flow and instinct take over instead of obsessing over perfect architecture or linting errors. It’s been mocked as lazy, undisciplined, or even chaotic, as I described in my article in October.
But, beneath the memes and chaos lies something developers have always known but rarely said out loud: the best ideas happen when you stop trying to force them. Maybe vibe coding…
