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Replit's 2026 Mobile Apps feature uses AI-driven "vibe coding" to transform text prompts into deployable iOS apps via React Native and Expo, streamlining prototyping, testing, and App Store submission. While democratizing development for non-coders, it requires human oversight for complexity and compliance. This innovation could reshape app creation, blending AI with human ingenuity.
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In the evolving tech landscape, "cracked engineers"—resilient professionals with deep expertise from high-pressure crises—are surpassing intuitive "vibe coders." Driven by AI automating routine tasks, companies prioritize these battle-hardened talents for complex projects in "rage tech" environments. This shift fosters industry maturation, emphasizing endurance and strategic oversight.
Linus Torvalds, Linux creator, experimented with AI-assisted "vibe coding" for his hobby project AudioNoise, using it for Python visualization while hand-coding core C logic. This sparked debates on AI's role in open-source development, with Torvalds endorsing it for non-critical tasks but warning against reliance on it for mission-critical systems like the Linux kernel.
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Drew Breunig's "whenwords" is a code-free software library that uses AI prompts to generate time-formatting functions, challenging traditional coding paradigms. It highlights AI's role in efficient, adaptable development amid low/no-code trends, though critics note reliability concerns. This innovation signals a shift toward AI-orchestrated software creation.
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