Question for people who vibe-code full apps, especially blind people, as I believe that covers most of my followers who do this: What would it take for you to be comfortable coding directly in a programming language without an LLM? A high-level programming language with better tutorials and quickstart templates than are currently available, particularly for writing real apps? Or do you believe that having an LLM generate the code is the only way you could practically do what you do?
@matt @jaybird110127 Really good, accessible tutorials and like, tool-assisted learning? Something like BT Code but not $4000. And it'd have to be as good or better than Python or Ruby. But also, like, I'm not a coder at all. And I have been able to make my Android phone almost a full computer with AI and Termux. That's not saying it's as nice to use as Windows, but like if I spent enough time on it, I think I could get there. iOS, with UTM maybe, is next. :) But it's not just the coding, it's the coding mindset that the LLM does way better than me. I bring the ideas and initiative, it does the rest.