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I Vibe Coded 10+ Apps Used Almost a Million Times. Then I Had To Stop for 90 Days.

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A non-developer has taken a 90-day hiatus from "vibe coding," a practice of building software using AI and no-code platforms, after shipping over 10 apps used nearly a million times. The break highlights the intense cognitive demands and potential burnout associated with this method, emphasizing the need for periodic rest to sustain long-term productivity.

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