John Wang

VP Product @saviynt, Vibe PM, Product Engineer

[John Wang @Grokify]

English as a programming language is the reality today using @Lovable and other tools. It's amazing to be able to launch a database backed website with SSO using just English, which I did for the first time 6 months ago! Try it out if you haven't already!

[Dustin @r0ck3t23]

The most powerful programming language of the future isn’t C++ or Python. It’s English.

Jensen Huang: “Why program in Python? So weird.”

You won’t write code anymore. You’ll describe what you want. If the result isn’t right, you won’t debug. You’ll just tell it to fix itself.

The barrier to controlling computers is hitting zero.

We’re shifting from syntax to intent. You don’t need to know how to write a script to modify a system. You need to know how to explain what should happen.

Huang: “English is the best programming language of the future.”

Prompt engineering is just clear communication with a new audience. How you talk to people and how you talk to machines is becoming the same competency.

If you can articulate what you need clearly, you’re a developer. If you can refine through conversation, you can ship products.

The coder is obsolete. The orchestrator is everything.

The skill isn’t syntax anymore. It’s clarity. Knowing what to build, how to ask for it, and how to direct until it’s exactly right.

[John Wang @Grokify]

Uber saved 140,000 engineering hours per year using RAG and AI agents for SQL queries with the QueryGPT project.

https://t.co/1QNisXcWZy

https://t.co/nG9k6U9T98

[John Wang @Grokify]

The future is here.

[Saksham @sxmawl]

we just hired our 25 founding engineers

[John Wang @Grokify]

Claim your Dinq @dinq_me profile. Don't get surprised if you're roasted 😅

https://t.co/FstzkTBfOA

#GitHub #developer

[John Wang @Grokify]

If your purpose literally is coding, somebody tells you what to do, you code it, maybe you're going to get replaced by the AI, but most of our software engineers, all of our software engineers. Their goal is to solve problems.

[mitsuri @0xmitsurii]

Jensen Huang: I want my engineers to stop coding.

[John Wang @Grokify]

@levie Coding works because the UX works. You're right that the challenge is in wrapping the models for different users and this is the challenge for 2026.

[John Wang @Grokify]

Better prompts and multi-agent teams help. We just need to make them more ubiquitous.

[Peter Choi @pitachoi]

@levie There's also a trust overhang. Most people (devs) have tried chatgpt, hit a hallucination and mentally filed it away. Better models help, but what really makes a difference is agents that stop and ask instead of confidently plowing ahead with wrong assumptions.

[John Wang @Grokify]

100% - it's much more software architecture for me than coding for me now, but still engineering.

[Mark Dalgleish @markdalgleish]

Absolutely mind boggling to stop and realise:

1) I barely code anymore, just chat with an AI.

2) It’s not slop. I’m still engineering. I don’t feel threatened. Feels like pair programming.

3) I’m enjoying it more than coding by hand.

Truly wild time to be living through.

[John Wang @Grokify]

AI coding tools are incredible at starting projects.

But finishing them still breaks down at:

• QA
• Docs
• Security
• Release coordination

The AI-start / human-finish gap is real.

Here’s my 6 agent team to help in @AnthropicAI Claude Code! 👇

https://t.co/PeiPmwKfgt

[near @nearcyan]

just got kicked out of my own company.

got told i was "slowing everyone down"

[near @nearcyan]

the age of the engineer is over.

[John Wang @Grokify]

@TanayLohia1 @claudeai @lovable @claudeai can use git branches which would be a standard way of saving changes locally before merging to the origin and/or main.

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

😀

[John Wang @Grokify]

@levie All PMs need to vibe code now. This is not new. This is just the next evolution of wireframes, allowing PMs to express their thoughts.
The next step is to have the prototypes use production approved tech stacks.

[matt palmer @mattyp]

agents are just "llm + loop + tools"

I spent time breaking down a web-enabled coding agent and realized most of the complexity is optional

here's what I learned 👇

[John Wang @Grokify]

@nejatian @Shopify 100%! Many Product Managers already come from Engineering so it's an important skill set they already have Vibe Coding makes it much easier to use. My PM team is Vibe Coding and I'm looking to align this with production tech stacks now.

#VibeCoding #ProductManagement

[Kaz Nejatian @nejatian]

We are adding a coding section to all of our Product Managers interviews at @Shopify.

We'll start with APM interviews. We expect candidates to build a prototype of the product they suggested in the case interview.

There is no excuse for PMs not building prototypes.

[zak.eth @0xzak]

I've been in crypto for over 10 years and I’ve Never been hacked. Perfect OpSec record.

Yesterday, my wallet was drained by a malicious @cursor_ai extension for the first time.

If it can happen to me, it can happen to you. Here’s a full breakdown. 🧵👇

[John Wang @Grokify]

@svpino It depends on how good you are at cleaning it up and getting it to do what you want the first time around.

For some of my vibe coding projects, the path is: Vibe > Compile > Test (Yay!) > git commit > Add pipeline scans > Fix findings > Review code > Profit!