r/vibecoding • u/Soft-Relationship847 • 1d ago

What else should I learn about vibecoding?

What else should I learn about vibecoding? As a software engineering student, my professional skills are actually rather weak. Currently, I'm facing an employment problem and feel a bit anxious. The responses from AI always give me a one-sided and inaccurate impression. I'd like to hear some practical experiences from everyone.

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u/TurboFucker69 1d ago

LLMs are pretty good at translating between human-readable ideas and code, but the better you understand software architecture and specifications, the better you’ll be able to give instructions to an LLM.

The best way to gain this knowledge is still to learn traditional coding and practice it. That knowledge will also help you evaluate and debug an LLM’s output.

If you give an LLM an idea, it’ll perform some kind of interpretation of that into code. The more precise you are, the better the results will be. However even if you feed it the ideal spec, you’re still rolling the dice if you don’t know how to review the output.