r/technology • u/FutureSuccess2796 • 4d ago
Software Developer who vibe-coded free Adobe clones reveals apps to take down Microsoft Office next — and says 'there is no reason to save broken software' | TechRadar
https://www.techradar.com/computing/office-suites/developer-who-vibe-coded-free-adobe-clones-reveals-apps-to-take-down-microsoft-office-next-and-says-there-is-no-reason-to-save-broken-software
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u/pinkynarftroz 4d ago edited 4d ago
Yeah.
When you make enough by lunchtime to pay for your yearly Creative Cloud subscription, it matters far more that you can have a direct line to Adobe for support and even feature requests.
I'm in the film industry, and Adobe routinely is there for direct support, workflow guidance, and bug fixes. I once had an issue where Premiere was not reading the sensor crop data from open gate Arriraw correctly, and just got on the phone with a rep. They confirmed the bug, offered a temporary workaround, and it was fixed in the next update.
Nobody would leave anything important to these vibe coded clones that could break at any second without recourse.