I think doubting everything is the most helpful thing to do. The doubt I'm talking about here isn't the kind that says, "It's definitely wrong," "Did you code it incorrectly?" or "What do you know?" It's the kind of doubt where you ask, "Is this really the best way?" or "Couldn't we improve the UX by making it similar but more concise?" To put it more simply, it's about optimizing the implementation and doubting what constitutes the "best" approach. When I started Vibe Coding, I found it fascina
I think doubting everything is the most helpful thing to do. The doubt I'm talking about here isn't the kind that says, "It's definitely wrong," "Did you code it incorrectly?" or "What do you know?" It's the kind of doubt where you ask, "Is this really the best way?" or "Couldn't we improve the UX by making it similar but more concise?" To put it more simply, it's about optimizing the implementation and doubting what constitutes the "best" approach. When I started Vibe Coding, I found it fascina
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