vibe coding
19 statements across 16 episodes · 16 bullish · 0 bearish · 10 people on the record · first statement Mar 21, 2025 by Billy Howell · across every show →
Everything said about vibe coding, oldest first
Mar 21, 2025 positive
Apr 9, 2025 bullish
Jun 4, 2025 positive
Jiang: Spending three hours vibe-coding a prototype compounds significantly over time
“Sometimes you can just take a first step to getting started, whether it is three hours of vibe coding a prototype just to test something with users or writing your first like, Hey, I'm building this app and this is day one. That's all you really have to do som…”
Jul 30, 2025 positive
Vibe coding makes micro-SaaS and niche apps economically viable
“Now with vibe coding, It's way cheaper to actually go and create these, you know, micro SaaS or niche apps. So it opens up a huge opportunity for, you know, the list, you know, people listening to actually go and, you know, build these like niche apps at the s…”
Aug 4, 2025 positive
James: True alpha in AI comes from domain expertise, not vibe coding
“Like, I think the biggest gap that I see with AI is people don't know the question to ask, you know, and that's where the vertical expertise comes in. So that's really the gap and it's also the opportunity, you know? So finding out what questions you should as…”
Nov 18, 2025 neutral
Nov 18, 2025 positive
Kilpatrick: Prompting models for 5 extra features solves vibe coding block
“And I, my routinely use this sort of prompt, which I have here, which is just like add in five additional features. And the model sort of takes in all this context and all these ideas that I wouldn't have thought of. And like, even if they're crappy ideas, I c…”
Nov 21, 2025 positive
Isenberg: AI allows founders with taste to build apps without designers
“And if you just keep prompting it, I think you can get to places where you have an extremely well design app without any designers. You are the designer, right? You have to have the taste. You have to have the reference images. And, but I think you can go and …”
Nov 24, 2025 positive
Nov 26, 2025 bullish
Nov 26, 2025 positive
Isenberg: Vibe coders fail because they neglect conversion copywriting
“The big piece that people miss with vibe coding is they vibe code stuff, but then the copy sucks. So then people, you know, they're converting at one percent or less than one percent and they're like, why? And then, and they come to the conclusion that, oh, vi…”
Nov 26, 2025 positive
James: AI tools merge code and design into full-stack vibe building
“I think that the lines are just blurring across the board. Like, you know, the line between a non-technical person being able to code blurred, and I would always feel very frustrated with, like, the design portion of this whole process, you know. Yeah, you can…”
Feb 2, 2026 positive
Kevin Rose: Vibe Coding Scalability Flaws Are Solved Easily Post-Traction
“The hardest thing to do is to find something that somebody actually wants to use, right? Like that's the hard problem. If I have something that I vibe coded and I launch it, and if it crashes under the weight of 50,000 people beating my door down because it's …”
Apr 27, 2026 bullish
May 4, 2026 neutral
Isenberg: Vibe-coded AI apps require a credibility layer to be taken seriously
“My, you know, my issue in general with like vibe coded projects is that Because anyone could, you know, create apps and products like this, it's almost like you need to have some credibility layer in order to listen to the content.”
May 6, 2026
Jun 4, 2026 positive
Isenberg: Building mini-games is an underrated distribution strategy for AI apps
“One of the biggest problems that people have with vibe coding and agentic engineering is they build something and no one No one's no one's going to it. Well, you know, if you build games, for example, that actually generate buzz around what you're, the bigger,…”
Jul 9, 2026 bullish
Dan Shipper: 'SaaS-pocalypse' is dumb; 99% will prefer maintained software
“I think the SaaS-pocalypse is so dumb because Hey, yeah, I'm like vibe coding this inbox app, but 99% of the world is going to want to use something that's maintained by someone else. Yes, you can one shot everything, but the I think the hard rare thing is mov…”
Aug 10, 2026 positive
Greg Isenberg: Founders Must Build Agent-Ready Moats Instead of Vibe-Coded Tools
“Now, I think the types of businesses to create are businesses like this. They're not like little tools that could be vibe coded. These are startup ideas that, you know, could be profitable on day one that, you know, have some moat that are, you know, are reinv…”