Parth invented vibecoding 2 years ago. Now, tech billionaires want his ideas. I was the first person to get his full story. Link in bio!

will have more programmers than ever before. It's just that they won't be coding as much as they'll be speaking in their own language to the computer and looking at the output and giving it feedback. And if the computer is so smart, it should be able to translate your human instructions back into the right code. That's where expertise comes in, and it's not unique to coding. I think if you're an expert in something, you probably have a very rich vocabulary to articulate what you want and what good looks like. In the same case, like music. A five-year-old asking for a song, it's like, oh, make me a song that has a trumpet. Or maybe he doesn't even know the word trumpet. But then someone that's like John Williams, did his vocabulary. He's got an orchestra. His expectations are so much higher because he has expertise. And he can articulate that with fine grain.