Kush ShahGuest
Matt WatsonHost
So what do you say to those people now that say, somebody like you, like Kush, you're really smart, you're a developer, you know what needs to be built.

Can you just use AI to build everything? Like, you're never going to need to hire a software developer.

You're going to be able to use, like, unlimited AI and tokens and agents and all this stuff.

What do you say to that? Can you do that? Or are you like, no, I'm definitely going to need to hire some developers?

What I mean by that is we should have brought out the MVP, tested, I guess, the minimum viable components of the MVP.

taken it maybe two steps further depending on user feedback, then called it quits at that point in time and started again.

Started with a good product design up front, good architecture up front before progressing any further.

So if anyone today comes and tells me, hey, I'm vibe coding something and this is what I'll be doing, I always wish them luck.

Because ultimately, it depends on the scale that they're going for, right? Like if they're doing some home levy stuff or building a task list for their family, yeah, go for it.

I'm sure it's going to work, right? But if you're building a real SaaS, then I feel like vibe coding will only get you to an MVP.

So what do you say to those people now that say, somebody like you, like Kush, you're really smart, you're a developer, you know what needs to be built.

Can you just use AI to build everything? Like, you're never going to need to hire a software developer.

You're going to be able to use, like, unlimited AI and tokens and agents and all this stuff.

What do you say to that? Can you do that? Or are you like, no, I'm definitely going to need to hire some developers?

What I mean by that is we should have brought out the MVP, tested, I guess, the minimum viable components of the MVP.

taken it maybe two steps further depending on user feedback, then called it quits at that point in time and started again.

Started with a good product design up front, good architecture up front before progressing any further.

So if anyone today comes and tells me, hey, I'm vibe coding something and this is what I'll be doing, I always wish them luck.

Because ultimately, it depends on the scale that they're going for, right? Like if they're doing some home levy stuff or building a task list for their family, yeah, go for it.

I'm sure it's going to work, right? But if you're building a real SaaS, then I feel like vibe coding will only get you to an MVP.
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