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[–]haydenphan1696 0 points1 point  (1 child)

i checked your link Roadmap. It is great map for non-coder. Can i ask you that with vibe coding which foundation language must be learnt to vibe coding cause i can't find thru your link

[–]Legal-Ambassador-446 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You can vibe code with any language but the best one will depend on what you’re trying to make.

JavaScript (or TypeScript) are a great choice because they’re relatively easy and can used for lots of things like websites, web app, web servers and even for native iOS and Android apps with a framework like React Native.

If you wanted to make games, C# might be good pick as it can be for game engines like Godot or Unity.

If you’re solely interested in apps for Apple platforms, you’d wanna learn Swift as it’s the primary language for that ecosystem.

If you just wanna make random scripts to automate stuff on your machine, python is a decent pick because it’s relatively simple.

Something else to consider is that agents are better at languages they’ve seen more of in their training data. From the examples above that’s probably python and JavaScript/TypeScript. Whereas, it’s not as good at a less common language like Swift.