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this post was submitted on 05 Nov 2026
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Why does your comment smell of elitism?
Yeah, it would be better if the code was FOSS. But at least it was released, the author seems to know the important parts of AP integration and is asking for constructive feedback. This is one million times better than developers who keep their purely organic, 100% fair trade software projects in a virtual shelf for fear of being criticized.
The code was not released though, unless I missed that part of the post
Is it elitism to call out vibe coding now? What a world.
Not to mention that their understanding of what tailwind is seems patchy at best, despite claiming that they have 15 years of experience.
The elitism is in thinking that using AI for some parts of the application (the frontend) nullifies the whole project.
It does if they're minimizing and lying about it
I very much doubt the AI use is confined to the frontend. But I don't see why the frontend is fine to vibe code while other stuff is not?
Using AI as a tool is fine. It can be very useful for programming. But "vibe coding" is using it to an extreme degree where the AI is producing almost the whole thing, with a very small amount of guidance or design from the user. That's what I would object to. Such a thing has very little value, anyone can vibe code such a thing.
We can only be sure if/when they open the backend code.
Many reasons:
Most of that is fair except
That I definitely disagree with. UI and UX is important.
Still doesn't make that vibe coded frontend worth anything.
It is important, but worrying about UX instead of shipping is the easiest way to avoid shipping. If you don't agree, just check Craigslist, ebay and many other profitable companies with complete outdated frontends.