50 Best Tweets About Vibe Coding (2026)

Browse the best tweets about vibe coding, prompt-to-app workflows, rapid prototyping, launches, failures, and lessons from AI-assisted builders. Updated weekly.

Builders showing what they made, how they prompted it, what broke, and what it took to turn a prototype into a real product.

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  1. 01

    @AlexFinn ·

    Here's the best tech stack for vibe coding Each are easy to use and have a free tier If you've never built an app before, take this list, give it to your AI of choice and you'll be good to go: Web framework: NextJS Database: Supabase Authentication: Clerk Payments: Stripe

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    @trikcode ·

    stop calling professional work “vibe-coding.” “Vibe coders” are the people who don’t look at the code. and even if they do, they have no idea what they’re seeing. When a pro does it, it’s called something else: AI-assisted coding. Let’s not mix those two worlds.

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    @ModestMitkus ·

    My vibe-coded app just hit $1,000 in a single day. Three months ago, I didn't know how to build an iOS app. I still barely do. People joke about vibe coding, saying that it writes slop code (as if junior-mid code is any better). Many people miss the point that some actually

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    @ujjwalscript ·

    The “Vibe Coding” honeymoon is officially OVER. For a while, it felt magical. Prompt in, product out. No deep context, no architecture, no trade-offs. Just vibes. But reality is catching up: • Systems still need to scale
• Edge cases still exist
• Debugging still hurts
• And

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    @trikcode ·

    Vibe coding creates a dangerous illusion: You think you built it. You think you understand it. You push to production. Your users find the bugs you never could. Because you can't debug what you didn't write.

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    @alexcooldev ·

    I always use vibe coding tools like Rork before I start coding. They help me map out ideas and app flows fast, like sketching the product with AI. No real code yet, but you already feel how the app looks and works. Here’s how I usually do it: 1) Use ChatGPT to generate a

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    @vivoplt ·

    Vibe coding is for experienced developers. Do not start vibe coding until you truly understand the fundamentals first.

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    @Rahul_J_Mathur ·

    Vibe Coding will make you a great Engineer If you are serious about using Vibe Coding to create business value - you have to cultivate the Engineering mindset i.e. You will have develop: (1) Great articulation skills to explain the problem statement (2) Thick skin & patience

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    @alexcooldev ·

    Build your MVP with vibe coding, without vibe bug fixing: 1. Use AI builders (Lovable, Bolt New, V0) to kickstart 2. Export the code 3. Keep building in Cursor, Windsurf, or Claude Code 4. Review & improve with CodeRabbit AI Ship in days, not months.

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    @vivoplt ·

    Vibe coding is for experienced software devs. Do not vibe code until you really know how to do the basic stuff.

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    @DAIEvolutionHub ·

    Self-Taught Vibe Coding: Just Check Out These Three Open-Source Projects, No Need to Buy Courses A lot of AI Coding course materials come from here, and the original versions are actually more systematic 1. Easy-Vibe A systematic tutorial produced by DataWhale, with 5k stars.

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    @BawsaXBT ·

    if you're new to vibe coding, this post is for you: i've been vibe coding for 4 months now. my only method of testing? testing locally. if it looks good, it works, cool. push to production. but, not once did AI tell me: "hey, you should probably stop doing that." so i

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    @pmitu ·

    Vibe coding killed these 8 things: 1/ Thinking before building 2/ Talking to users first 3/ Creating waitlist 4/ Analyzing target audience segments 5/ All types of idea validation 6/ Competitor research 7/ Prioritizing features before coding (prompting) 8/ Feedback-loop-based

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    @konnydev ·

    Vibe coding enables non-tech people to ship products at lightning speed. Those are going to win aren't the best coders but those who: - know what to build - know when to ship - know who needs it AI makes you faster but it doesn´t have any taste.

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    @2sush ·

    Vibe coding is fun until production hits .Anyone can build an app with tools like Cursor, v0, Replit Agent. But shipping real products? Different game.More bugs. More security risks. More “why is this breaking?” AI helps but real engineering still wins.

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    @SergioRocks ·

    Vibe coding builds demos. Specs builds products. Two development styles are emerging. One starts with prompts: - Open the AI tool - Describe the feature - Iterate until it works It’s fast. It feels magical. The other starts with a spec: - Define the system - Outline the

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    @1Umairshaikh ·

    The problem with vibe coding isn't the code. It's that you can now build the wrong thing at 10x the speed.

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    @zarazhangrui ·

    So much of vibe coding is just “knowing what’s possible”. Most people severely underestimate what coding agents can do. How to build this mental model: - be chronically on X; see other people’s use cases and demos - get your hands dirty, tinker relentlessly, waste lots of tokens

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    @GohilHardy ·

    vibe coding is fun until you have to debug something you didn't write and don't understand that's where reality begins.

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    @Layton_Gott ·

    Vibe coding DIDN’T ruin AI development… Bad developers DID. Most people never learned how to actually build with AI. So they generate random code and blame the method. This repo from Anthropic shows what real AI building looks like: → why your AI code keeps breaking (and how

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    @ItsAlexhere0 ·

    Vibe coding teaches you things like: API calls database queries localhost errors package install OAuth login cloud deploy postgres tokens & keys server logs

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    @Layton_Gott ·

    "Vibe coding" was SUPPOSED to be an insult. Yet it's becoming the most valuable skill in software... But only if you can actually do it well. Most vibe coders are shipping garbage. Half-tested features, made up APIs, and code that breaks the second a real user touches it.

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    @Hartdrawss ·

    I took over a vibe-coded codebase last month. Here's what i found inside : 6 months old. 400+ files. All AI-generated. Client thought it was production-ready. > 4 API keys hardcoded in the source files. > No error boundaries anywhere in the app. > 3 different auth

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    @DanielGlejzner ·

    Stop calling everything vibe coding Vibe coding: - AI writes everything. You offload the thinking & execution AI Assisted engineering: - You still own the architecture. AI just executes Use the first one to validate Use the second the moment it actually has to last

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    @seraleev ·

    Having taste is an expensive luxury. When vibe coding started taking off, I thought we’d see a flood of new products and shrinking app revenues. Then I started seeing the products most vibe coders actually build. Now I sleep much better. The more vibe coding spreads, the more

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    @maheshnani122 ·

    Hey vibe coders, DON'T BUILD APPS WITH VIBE CODING DON'T BUILD APPS WITH VIBE CODING DON'T BUILD APPS WITH VIBE CODING DON'T BUILD APPS WITH VIBE CODING DON'T BUILD APPS WITH VIBE CODING DON'T BUILD APPS WITH VIBE CODING DON'T BUILD APPS WITH VIBE CODING DON'T BUILD APPS WITH

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    @feifei_qiu ·

    Before Vibe Coding Now Vibe Coding + Vibe Design What else can be vibed? or can't be?🤔 Just tried Stitch, Turned my ugly mobile learning game page into something much visually appealing

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    @DannyLimanseta ·

    Whatever you can imagine, you can vibe code it. Imagination isn't talked about enough in the context of vibe coding. After vibe coding for a year now, I've realised that your imagination is the limiting factor when it comes to vibe coding (or building) anything. Whatever you

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    @1Umairshaikh ·

    Was super happy after vibe coding an entire app in 30 minutes Then spent 2 hours debugging it Ai is not replacing developers 😮‍💨

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    @SergioRocks ·

    Vibe coding feels like progress. Because something works. - You describe a feature - You click a few buttons - You tweak a prompt And suddenly you have a UI. An API endpoint. A working flow. It looks like a product. But what you built is the surface. Not the whole system.

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    @SidJain_80 ·

    Vibe coding gets you started. Real coding gets you shipped. There’s a difference between: “it works on my machine” and “it works for millions” AI helps you start fast. Experience helps you finish strong.

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    @kylegawley ·

    building apps without code is nothing new people have been doing this for decades no-code tools exist app builders exist much easier and faster than vibe-coding too

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    @pvergadia ·

    ❤️‍🔥Hot take: Vibe coding is great. A PM, designer, or ER doctor building a prototype to show their vision? Incredible. Democratizing ideas is real. But a vibe-coded prototype ≠ a production system. AI can generate code. It can't replicate the experience gained by the scars of

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    @Hesamation ·

    the problem with vibe coding isn’t the AI, it’s the gap between a “working” app and a production grade one. that means security, optimized performance, monitoring, and other system engineering skills that are not handled by AI automatically, unless you are aware of them.

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    @clarry_d_trader ·

    Vibe coders in the house 😂🚀 People keep saying vibe coding is built on an unstable foundation. My take? Learn the fundamentals: APIs, databases, authentication, security, and a bit of programming logic. Then use AI to build faster. That’s a much stronger foundation than just

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    @seraleev ·

    Calling vibe coding a profession is like calling Figma a job. It’s just a tool. The hard part was never the code. It’s always been what to build, how to package it and how to get users. You can vibe code an app in a day. You still need months to make it work.

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    @olanetsoft ·

    Vibe coding works when you already know what you're doing. That's the part nobody says out loud. The demos look magical because the person prompting has 10 years of context about what good code looks like. The tool didn't skip the learning. They did it years ago.

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    @AnthonyTsivarev ·

    1/ How I build with vibe coding. A few practical lessons from building @IdentityHubApp. My setup is simple: Cursor, mostly with Opus 4.6 and Opus 4.6 Max. Here is what actually helped. 🧵

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    @Prathkum ·

    I was on a weekly team sync today. Our SEO manager had some ideas to improve traffic, DR, and AI visibility. He started sharing his screen. I expected an Excel sheet or a Notion doc. Instead, he opened a vibe-coded landing page. Then walked us through multiple vibe-coded

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    @pascal_bornet ·

    Built in an hour. Debugged until Sunday. I love vibe coding because it gives people the confidence of a senior engineer approximately twelve minutes before the first error message appears. The prototype looks impressive, the demo works once, and everyone celebrates. Then

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    @jsmasterypro ·

    I’ve been experimenting with something I’m calling Practical Vibe Coding. The idea is simple. Vibe coding is powerful, but without direction it quickly becomes chaos. On the other hand, having giant master prompts, 5–10 markdown context files, and endlessly micromanaging AI

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    @osi_fav ·

    This week, I started the Design to MVP vibecoding bootcamp for designers organized by @Joe_brendan_ at @devanddesignhq. Today’s session, was all about getting hands-on and actually building. Today I worked on: • Installing Node.js on my computer • Setting up my IDE (Google

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    @mikemillercyber ·

    Do you believe in Vibe Coding? If not, Here are 5 Reasons you should. Your career may depend on it. In fact, you can now get certified. At the middle of last year, I laughed at the term "Vibe Coding". I told myself it was a fad that would disappear. I was absolutely wrong.

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    @krzyzanowskim ·

    omg how much I have vibe coding > be lazy and vibe code > troubleshot with move vibe coding > end up with massive pile of code I don't understand > unable to fix issues

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    @glenngabe ·

    Yep, vibe coding is amazing... until it goes wrong -> Read this before you vibe-code another app: Your dream vibe-coded app might be a security nightmare. "The danger, he says, is when a personal app drifts into the realm of business software and stores shared, hosted data

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    "Vibe coding" is a trap. Building apps by describing the "vibe" creates Frankenstein codebases full of silent technical debt. The future isn't about prompting code—it’s about engineering blueprints and governing AI agents. Stop vibing. Start architecting. #AI

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    @Zachly ·

    Vibe coding is here to stay! I met up with Anton Osika and the guys at Lovable in Stockholm. Vibe coding is transitioning from small prototypes to actual production systems. Soon platforms will support migration from databases like Postgres to larger scale systems! Vibe coding

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    @JustAnotherPM ·

    Vibe coding is not gambling addiction. Vibe shipping is. Coding fast with AI is fine. Shipping fast without evals, monitoring, version control — that's the trap. The handoff between vibe-code-the-prototype and engineer-the-product is the skill no one is teaching.

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    @Anubhavhing ·

    vibe coding gets clowned on constantly "it's just slop code" "no real engineer does this" meanwhile someone in greece built a site in 2 hours... and forced a government ministry to delete a page in 72. The code quality didn't matter the timing did and I really Liked when he

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    @gregorycampion ·

    Been super curious about vibe coding. So I built an app this week. I’m not technical. I don’t code. I dictated into my phone. Using the free version of Replit, I created Dink Sync — a simple pickleball scheduling app so my friends can stop sending 1M texts. Took ~30 minutes.

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