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Kindly repost. 🙏🏽
Watching devs slander “vibe coders” is so tiring.
Sure, if you really want to prove a vibe-coded app is “bad,” you can run load tests until it blows past its DB connection limits, inject network chaos to expose missing circuit breakers, run 48-hour soak tests to uncover memory leaks, or audit a monolith under 50k users for unindexed queries, N+1s, row locks, thread starvation, and broken cache invalidation.
And after all that, you might discover something uncomfortable: 95% of software doesn’t need any of it.
Most people vibe coding aren’t trying to build the next Google. They’re turning an idea into functional software for 50 users, solving a problem, learning, or just having fun.
Software engineering is much deeper than pulling out enterprise-scale benchmarks to dunk on something someone built on the internet.
There’s distributed systems, performance engineering, databases, compilers, networking, concurrency, system design, and a thousand genuinely hard problems to master.
You don’t need to fight vibe coders to prove you’re an engineer.
Let people build. Then go build something hard yourself.
@stanlee0nX Pnpm is way better
If you use spacesniffer you will see a lot of cache npm is using and that kills space
Ever since i found out,I never used npm again
Even in live projects I will use pnpm and hide my lock file🤣🤣
I no want wahala🤣
@YashSolanki_@CodeByNZ /updateProfile,
/register,
/validateCheckout
/invalidatWhatever
/refreshwhatever
SameThing methods
I believe without comments they should explain themselves well enough to other devs and non technical fellows reading it[more like a prose]
@YashSolanki_@CodeByNZ Endpoint should be verbs
Not nouns
Name them based on what they do simple
If doing more than one thing then u still have refactoring to do
Credits: uncle Bob(Robert C, Martin)