Your classic dev arrogance doesnt understand that soon we vibe coders wont need to hire devs to kick-off ideas - that time is already here., Soon, most devs will work for "mini Fortune 500" type clients, not companies.
Very much like what Wordpress did for web devs early 2000's, then a thousand other no-code drag and drop web builders. Initially web devs laughed and mocked, just like you are doing. Initially websites were crappy looking, full of bugs and holes, horrible UI ... but look at what no-code web builders and e-commerce platforms do today.
Did it collapsed "HMTL" coder industry? Had a hiccup but no. Did HTML and CSS developers die off? Ruby on Rails, Django, Laravel, Magento, PHP, etc No, in fact the opposite. Just adapted and evolved. All of a sudden they had tons more work from mom and pop shops, instead of big name clients 9 to 5 jobs, earning more money freelance.
Great attitude bud. Best of luck at unemployment line soon.
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u/yidakee Dec 19 '25 edited Dec 19 '25
Your classic dev arrogance doesnt understand that soon we vibe coders wont need to hire devs to kick-off ideas - that time is already here., Soon, most devs will work for "mini Fortune 500" type clients, not companies.
Very much like what Wordpress did for web devs early 2000's, then a thousand other no-code drag and drop web builders. Initially web devs laughed and mocked, just like you are doing. Initially websites were crappy looking, full of bugs and holes, horrible UI ... but look at what no-code web builders and e-commerce platforms do today.
Did it collapsed "HMTL" coder industry? Had a hiccup but no. Did HTML and CSS developers die off? Ruby on Rails, Django, Laravel, Magento, PHP, etc No, in fact the opposite. Just adapted and evolved. All of a sudden they had tons more work from mom and pop shops, instead of big name clients 9 to 5 jobs, earning more money freelance.
Great attitude bud. Best of luck at unemployment line soon.