Comment by knightinout

The tools are great such as Cursor, Windsurf, . but they only work upto a point of complexity. Beyond that, developer expertise comes into play. The tiny nuances of the application like which version of API to use, how to use them extra is dependent on the developer prior experience.

Tools like replit are idea to product and feel like it is prompt to a fixed typescript kind of stack based product.

The argument for the vibe coding side could be that best developers are able to write better prompts. But based on my experience, that stuff works only till mvp or medium complexity code and not for complete framework level code.

Also, regarding microsoft, I use Windows 11 home Edition of Microsoft and it crashed two times via updates. Although, i was able to restore it via restore point. A paid software product that doesn't cover user data protection in its warranty is not really a great product.