Eh. Vibe Coding is best when your “writing code to eyeballing results” is the smallest. It works well when you can “test” that your code works with purely looking at the result and clicking around.

For this it’s the web deployment target and fast compile times rather than the language itself that is useful.

Routinely I am sent code that works, but obviously nobody has looked at. Because they don’t even actually know what the code does.

For prototyping this is quite great. I think it’s the biggest competitor to tools like figma, because writing actually functional program with access to real APIs beats mocks. Now, how often will these end up in production and blow everything up…