Today, vibecoding celebrates its first anniversary. We remind you of what made it memorable and what made it a breakthrough technology that speeds up IT professionals' work and at the same time causes a lot of discussion.
Exactly one year ago, Andrey Karpaty first publicly formulated the term «vibecoding» — a method of programming in which the key role is played not by writing code manually, but by interacting with AI. This is an approach where the developer sets the direction, describes the idea in words, adjusts the «mood» of the solution, and a significant part of the code is generated by AI.
Over the past year, vibecoding has gone from a half-joking concept to a real practice used by indie developers, startups, and individual teams in large companies. For some, it’s a way to quickly assemble a prototype or pet project, for others, it’s a new level of abstraction in programming, where the engineer is more like an architect and editor than a «person who writes code line by line.»



