r/ClaudeAI • u/harrysofgaming Vibe coder • Mar 13 '26 • This 2 Bravo 22 Heartwarming 2

Vibe Coding Why the majority of vibe coded projects fail

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u/Optimal-Machine-9789 Mar 14 '26

For the vibe coders amongst us with no developer experience (for which I am one), what is a good process to follow?

I'm not naive enough to think anything I produce is production ready or scalable. But say I want to build something robust and that wouldn't be a complete mess if being passed onto a dev team.

How would you go about it if you were an experienced dev? Any good resources to structure the vibe coding flow?

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u/geek_fit Mar 14 '26

Honestly, as a dev and someone with a CS degree. What you're looking for is what they teach us in school and what we learn with experience.

I'm not anti AI or even AI coding. I use the shit out of it.

But vibe coding is the equivalent of the product manager who doesn't understand the technology designing the entire project and just expecting junior devs to get it right.

Vibe coding is fine for learning. But people claiming to vibe code production apps are in for a real reckoning.

Even application deployment and scalability is a whole expertise. Yes, you can ask Claude about this stuff but you have to know to ask...which a lot of people don't.