A love-hate relationship with vibe coding

Vibe coding - that magical state where you're in the flow, fingers dancing across the keyboard, and everything just clicks. It's the developer's equivalent of being in the zone, where time seems to stop and code flows like poetry. But here's the thing about vibe coding - it's both a blessing and a curse. The Love: When you're in the vibe, everything feels effortless. Complex problems unravel themselves, elegant solutions emerge naturally, and you feel like you could code forever. It's addictive, this feeling of pure creation where your thoughts translate directly into working code. The Hate: But vibe coding can be deceptive. In the heat of the moment, you might skip documentation, ignore edge cases, or write code that only makes sense to your current state of mind. The next morning, you're left staring at your own code wondering what past-you was thinking. The reality is that sustainable development requires both the inspiration of vibe coding and the discipline of structured thinking. The key is learning when to ride the wave and when to step back and plan.