The Future of Software: A World Where Everyone Builds

Vibe Coding: Part Two

Read Part One here.

From the earliest days of computing, developers have sought easier, more natural ways to create software without losing the power of low-level programming—a pursuit that evolved into no-code and low-code, dating back to 4GLs and RAD tools of the 1960s–90s, formalized with Forrester’s 2014 'low-code' term, and accelerated by startups l…