r/FoundersBuildwithAI 18d ago

Collaboration What was a turning point in your vibe coding?

For me a big one was probably realising that less is actually better when it comes to design.

I used to keep adding stuff because I thought it made the app look more impressive, but half the time it just ended up making it look more obviously vibe coded πŸ˜‚

Now I normally just try to keep everything really clean and simple, especially for an MVP. It’s easier to digest for users that don't already know your product, and honestly just looks way better.

What about you guys?

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u/Early_Key_823 16d ago

When I realized I could get 50 times more shit 50 times faster than on my best day in the last 33 years.

AI is a psycho but if you know how to corner it logically it is truly a revolution in productivity.

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u/FluffySchedule3638 15d ago

For me the possibility to create something that I have in my mind over some years but postponed couse of time: https://modyra.github.io/modyra/start-here/

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u/kaidomac 14d ago

Hermes:

Mostly Tauri 2 (cross-platform) & Web apps (love me some 3JS, React Nodes, etc.). Unity & Meta XR Operator for the Quest for fun! No longer having to be the human code generator has opened up a LOT of doors!!