It’s a shame that the LLMs default to Next when vibe coding instead of something serious like Phoenix. Then again, maybe it’s a good thing - all of the sloppy copies of my saas are complete dumpster fires and only going to slow them down.
Have faith, you can be the change you want to see.
At my new job we needed a robust platform for executives and ops people to vibe code in. I created the project using latest Phoenix and everything works flawlessly. We get so much for free, hosting is peanuts, and iterating is easy for the AIs.
I even have tons of really strong deterministic guardrails for people vibecoding:
Before you commit, run mix precommit and make sure it's green.
It’s a shame that the LLMs default to Next when vibe coding instead of something serious like Phoenix. Then again, maybe it’s a good thing - all of the sloppy copies of my saas are complete dumpster fires and only going to slow them down.
Have faith, you can be the change you want to see.
At my new job we needed a robust platform for executives and ops people to vibe code in. I created the project using latest Phoenix and everything works flawlessly. We get so much for free, hosting is peanuts, and iterating is easy for the AIs.
I even have tons of really strong deterministic guardrails for people vibecoding:
And mix precommit is: Credo has https://github.com/elixir-vibe/ex_slop added to it.It's really great, try it out.