I figure if the industry is only going to last a few more years (according to some anyway) then why not just spend as long as I can working the way I enjoy, rather than just jumping on the bandwagon? Actually, I jumped on the bandwagon and rode it for a year, and decided it kinda sucks, so now I'm doing my best to go back to just coding as much by hand in my professional life while just switching to pure vibe coding in my private life.
Nope. The stuff I need at home is just stuff I need. It just has to work for what I need it for. The development is basically interact with it through the UI and tell the agent what the bugs are until they're ironed out and then I never look at the code. True vibe coding. At work I need to make sure the system properly works and is maintainable and I need to understand it, and I'm sick of reading Claude and processing information from the wrong end in way that's really suboptimal for my own understanding.
