Why 'Just Exporting' Your Vibe-Coded App Isn't a Real Launch Plan
The honest part first: vibe-coding got something right.
It is a real achievement that a person with no React background can describe an app and have a working, clickable prototype in an afternoon. That used to take a team and a sprint. The win is not in the code quality — the win is that the gap between "idea" and "something I can click" has collapsed. That is worth saying out loud before anything else.
If you are using Lovable, Bolt, v0, or Cursor to explore an idea, you are using the right tool. Do not let anyone talk you out of that step.
Here is how to actually use these well today. For a UI exploration, point v0 at a component and ask for three variants; pick the one with the cleanest prop shape and stop.
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Ship the product, not the setup.
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