Vibe coding makes it dramatically easier to turn an idea into a working prototype. But a prototype that demonstrates a workflow is very different from production software that must reliably support real users, sensitive data, integrations, operations, and business commitments.
In this article, I explore what happens after the prototype works: authentication, authorization, database design, error handling, observability, testing, infrastructure, security, scalability, and maintainability — and why production readiness remains an engineering discipline.
https://famro-llc.com/blogs/vibe-coding-built-the-prototype-who-will-put-it-into-production.html
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