Vibe Coding's Credibility Problem // AIDRAN

Vibe coding's entry into serious developer conversation wasn't driven by a single viral post — it was driven by accumulating proof that non-coders are actually shipping products, which forces the competence question out of the abstract. The Indie Hackers account of is representative rather than exceptional: it lands not as an isolated achievement but as one data point in a pattern that developer communities can no longer dismiss as edge cases. The question the pattern forces is whether the shipped…

Vibe Coding's Credibility Problem Is Already Baked In

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