The Vibecoding Boom
We're living in a golden age of software creation. AI coding assistants write working functions in seconds. No-code platforms like Bubble, Retool, and Webflow let founders ship products without writing a single line of code. Weekend hackathons produce MVPs that would have taken months a decade ago.
This is genuinely great. More people building software means more problems being solved, more experiments being run, more innovation reaching the market. The democratization of software development is one of the most positive trends in tech.
But here's the thing nobody talks about at demo day: there's a massive gap between "it works on my laptop" and "it works for 100,000 paying customers at 3 AM on a Saturday."
That gap is where hobby projects go to die — or where they
