Tapas Adhikary

If you're a developer (or even a little bit familiar with all the AI developments of the past few years), the term Vibe Coding shouldn't be new to you. It is a software development practice where you describe what you want to AI (an LLM) in plain English, and in response, it gives you the source code for it. You don't write anything manually line-by-line. You just completely focus on the vibe, like features, look-and-feel, and so on – and the AI generates the actual code for you.

If you're a software developer today, it's almost impossible to avoid the noise of AI( Artificial Intelligence) and its impact on the industry. You open X or LinkedIn in the morning, and the majority of the posts you see are the terrifying ones about tech layoffs. You scroll a little more, and someone is claiming that a new AI tool released last week has already made entry-level developers obsolete.

Have you ever faced a situation as a frontend developer where you needed to show a demo to your product manager, and something was broken in the API response? Or, a production bug where you were blocked by waiting on your backend team to provide you with a fix to implement further on the frontend? To make things even worse, how about a CORS error that completely prevented you from showing the page? It happens, right?