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Vibecoding accelerates development, but what are the security risks that AI silently introduces into your code?

AI divides developers into two camps: those who code for the intellectual challenge and those who code to bring a project to life. Pick your side.

We can prototype apps in days thanks to AI, but my bank still can't make a form work. Customer support is going to be a massive market.

MCPs will revolutionize AI usage by connecting all useful programs to it. It's not mature yet, but some implementations are already impressive.

Stop repeating the same instructions to your AI. Cursor's .mdc files let you define your preferences once and for all.

Stubbornness, yes-manning, infinite loops... How to handle moments when AI becomes more of an obstacle than a help.

AI excels at what it already knows. The innovative part remains human, but the time saved on preparation and evaluation is considerable.

Typing, simplification, readability, paradigm shifts... AI in agent mode is a formidable tool for maintaining and improving your codebase.

TDD, end-to-end tests, unit tests... AI excels at writing tests, the work nobody wants to do.

AI generates code faster than we can understand it. The real superpower is knowing how to read it and detect biases.

All those small tasks that weren't worth the effort suddenly become worthwhile. AI also helps with debugging, but not for every case.

AI is excellent for starting a project. But beware the prototype mirage: getting it to production is a whole different story.

Loading scripts, framework exploration, image processing... AI excels at exploration tasks. But be careful to keep only what matters.

AI behaves like a big framework. It patches together known solutions to solve your needs. And like any framework, you'd rather not have to dig into its internals.

I'm regularly asked whether it's worth learning to code. I used to say yes. Now, the answer is more nuanced.

AIs have no concept of security by default. Hardcoded API keys, client-side password checks, exposed DB connections... Vibecoding without expertise is dangerous.

Being a software engineer isn't about writing code, it's about solving problems. Code is at best a hindrance, at worst a source of unnecessary problems.

Inconsistent state, nightmare production integration, zero advanced tooling... Why the Python debugger is the real professional solution.