> especially if they don't have to maintain complex state

Here's the true story 

True.  I think your knowledge level can be pretty basic and still vibe code some useful apps, especially if they don't have to maintain complex state.  [Predyx Buddy](https://www.ekung.io/predyx-buddy/) and [SN Graph Explorer](https://www.ekung.io/sn-graph-explorer/) were both vibe coded in less than two hours, with pretty rudimentary HTML/CSS knowledge from me.  (I was responsible for the mathy stuff under the hood, but the interface and webpage elements were basically vibe-coded from scratch)

SimpleStacker

Yeah I agree. I just often get clueless on what to do next 

BlokchainB

>  Adding programming to a set of other skills has massive value.

Totally agree 

tonyaldon

I'm a big fan of skill stacking. Adding programming to a set of other skills has massive value. I'd argue that AI makes it much easier to learn as well as execute on ideas.

Making a proof of concept for an idea has never been so easy.

I keep hearing programmers say they no longer read the code they ship.

I'm a big fan of skill stacking. Adding programming to a set of other skills has massive value. I'd argue that AI makes it much easier to learn as well as execute on ideas. 

Making a proof of concept for an idea has never been so easy. 