a16z analyzed startup bank transactions and found they're going hard on vibe coding tools

Source: Business Insider

Vibe coding can make programmer faster and more fun, but it has limits, engineers say. Julian Stratenschulte/picture alliance via Getty ImagesAfter analyzing startups' bank transactions, a16z found that they're going hard on vibe coding tools. Replit, Cursor, and Lovable rank high as startups pay for AI that builds software from prompts.

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a16z analyzed startup bank transactions and found they're going hard on vibe coding tools

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