@PrajwalTomar_: Andrew Ng just mapped why vibe-coded apps break with real users. Agents can write the code. But you still own the decis…
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Andrew Ng has shared an AI Engineering Skills map for software engineering fundamentals in agentic coding, highlighting that while agents can generate code, developers must manage critical decisions like data, architecture, security, and production.
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Andrew Ng just mapped why vibe-coded apps break with real users.
Agents can write the code. But you still own the decisions around data, architecture, security, and production.
If you’re shipping with coding agents, study this.
Andrew Ng (@AndrewYNg): How have software engineering fundamentals changed with agentic coding? Here is our AI Engineering Skills map for software engineering fundamentals.
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