Now, one caveat. I don't vibe code with one shot prompt. I use something called Micromanaged Driven Development (MMDD) which aims to be the opposite of one-shot prompt: https://mmdd.dev/
When I read articles like these, it surprises me that it's very unusual for me to hit token limits. I've standard accounts, I don't spend more than $40 per months in tokens.
Probably I couldn't find the right narrative to promote MMDD, or probably nobody cares and this is why you fall easily into clickbait narratives to get people's attention these days.
Not justifying, just trying to describe a perception.
I just did what the article says. My own Open-Source Kanban Board and I've published a month ago. According to the metrics, it's doing well: https://community.obsidian.md/plugins/fancy-kanban
And I've also made the personal finance tracker as well: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qi4P4kL4IkQ
Now, one caveat. I don't vibe code with one shot prompt. I use something called Micromanaged Driven Development (MMDD) which aims to be the opposite of one-shot prompt: https://mmdd.dev/
When I read articles like these, it surprises me that it's very unusual for me to hit token limits. I've standard accounts, I don't spend more than $40 per months in tokens.
Probably I couldn't find the right narrative to promote MMDD, or probably nobody cares and this is why you fall easily into clickbait narratives to get people's attention these days.
Not justifying, just trying to describe a perception.