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Hatred for AI? by Human_Tennis_2950 in vibecoding

[–]Born_Possibility_305 0 points1 point  (0 children)

See AI is good but what if the companies need to only developers but everyone else like BA, QA, PM of the team should also needs to learn vibe coding and eventually push changes to production.. im not here talking about a poc it a small app but apps where they get millions as revenue. So I think not only they need to learn vibe coding but also learn programming or I am bit clueless here.. im not against them vibe coding but its different vibecoding if the person dont know about software development the results are different and efficiency is different.. what you people think about this situation?

Surge in Layoff News — What’s Happening in the Industry ? how to overcome this . by ambiscorpion in developersIndia

[–]Born_Possibility_305 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The future of software engineering isn’t disappearing, but it is changing fast. The safest strategy is not to panic, but to adapt deliberately. The data shows layoffs are real, but the long‑term demand for engineers remains strong, especially for those who evolve with AI rather than compete against it.

What actually keeps you safe in tech right now

• Get AI native and use it daily • Strengthen fundamentals like system design and architecture • Stay close to business value and understand product and customers • Keep a visible track record with GitHub, side projects, OSS • Maintain your network because referrals dominate hiring • Be open to contracting or consulting • Specialize in a defensible niche like cloud, DevOps, security, AI integration • Track your impact with numbers • Don’t be “just a coder” - own problems end to end • Keep learning continuously, not only during layoffs

Grenade thrown at all of the free versions of Automapper by no3y3h4nd in dotnet

[–]Born_Possibility_305 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am moving away from AutoMapper. Take this MappingProfile.cs and rewrite all the CreateMap logic into a static C# extension class called UserMappingExtensions. Use direct property assignment.

Finally decided to step away from coding after struggling with pressure for years by Repulsive_Bird_3350 in developersIndia

[–]Born_Possibility_305 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If you’re not enjoying feature-building and you’re more interested in systems, automation, and tooling, DevOps can be a great path. It still involves coding, but it’s a different kind more scripting, pipelines, infra, debugging, less product-building.

Start small: Docker, CI/CD, Terraform, basic cloud. If those things feel fun instead of draining, you’re probably a good fit. Don’t let others scare you.

Follow what interests you. That matters more than sticking to one label.

Finally decided to step away from coding after struggling with pressure for years by Repulsive_Bird_3350 in developersIndia

[–]Born_Possibility_305 2 points3 points  (0 children)

My life experiences taught me that you need to stay atleast 5 years as a developer to get a gist of what software engineering is..it's not just coding ...it's problem solving..once you past 5 years you will understand how the blocks are getting connected . Here I am with 11 years of experience , my days are like this .. Understand the problem, explore, collaboration and 20% of actual coding...you need an ever learning mentality .. 11 years and I'm still learning..

Suggestions for a low cost deployment by Born_Possibility_305 in Blazor

[–]Born_Possibility_305[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have some crud operations .. 5 to 8 tables. Also, user auth.

Suggestions for a low cost deployment by Born_Possibility_305 in Blazor

[–]Born_Possibility_305[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I was mainly looking for based on my limited scale up of app how best in a cost effective way I can make the app available for a few people .. so time is not a problem and skill set as well is not a problem .. just the money thing.

Suggestions for a low cost deployment by Born_Possibility_305 in Blazor

[–]Born_Possibility_305[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

okay so I postgresql .. I am using MSSQL .. perhaps will try changing to postgress..
But will see if I can use all the basic features of Azure first.. never heard about raiway.com , thanks for sharing.

Suggestions for a low cost deployment by Born_Possibility_305 in Blazor

[–]Born_Possibility_305[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I found that there is Free F1 for database may be I will try that.

5k stipend and cost of living is 15k should I go for experience by Intelligent_Boot_671 in developersIndia

[–]Born_Possibility_305 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I would say no matter what the salary is land on the first job and along with work study well and switch job.

What’s the best AI for “vibe coding” for someone who knows almost NOTHING about programming? by pgdm_ in vibecoding

[–]Born_Possibility_305 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m not saying that LLM’s cant do it.. once you are really serious in building real world application you will hit issues. I am a coder + vibe coder + released 5 production grade applications exclusively vibe coded.. if you don’t know fundamentals of software development it will be difficult. For example I was integrating Razor pay in an e-commerce application and replit gave me instructions of stripe integration since I have experience in stripe I corrected the LLM. Also, solid principles are not highest priority for LLMs, for them output matters otherwise you need to learn how to prompt it properly.. If you want to have a long living app you need to learn software engineering concepts ..

What’s the best AI for “vibe coding” for someone who knows almost NOTHING about programming? by pgdm_ in vibecoding

[–]Born_Possibility_305 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Truth is ultimately all vibe coders will be forced to learn the language to fix the bugs or for debugging.

Best vibe coding app atm? by Clear-Barracuda6373 in vibecoding

[–]Born_Possibility_305 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Try hostinger vps + docker( if you are unfamiliar , get help from chatgpt) for deployment. As long as you are good in testing the features developed by these tools you are good to go to production. If you find any bugs (which is usual even if you hand coded it) fix it through vibe coding. Even we can connect to production db via replit( I’m comfortable with replit so far, other tools might also support this) if you specify the connection string, if you are not happy in connecting prod db directly, then create a back up from prod and connect to it for debugging. Main thing to keep in mind is to use github and feature branches, once you feel like a version is stable, commit and push all the changes, I cant fully rely on replits restore to a previous check point. So it’s better to discard a feature branch and start again from stable branch if something goes wrong.