nullsanity got downvoted into oblivion, but they are correct. This is one of the many reasons why vibe coding produces worse software. The code that is generated and the best practice recommendations are completely separate. They both come from a distribution of "most common", and best practice is rarely common. Especially when a practice is first established, or in a specific niche.

Unless you are referencing some existing non vibe coded app, complaints the project being vibe coded may be just too generic at this point.

A hand coded electron project would have a discussion about electron vs native. Relevant in general but off topic in the context of this particular app.

Isn’t that why you use a plan mode? Or better, use a plan mode, revise and critique the plan, and then let it proceed to build?

Maybe the real question is: who cares?

What’s the downside risk of having "worse software" when you’re just ideating and putting things out there to see how people like it.

On the flipside, it also leads to better software.