SaaS
I don't think most SaaS products fail because of bad code anymore
I keep seeing people say vibe coding is going to replace developers, but I think it mostly exposes a different problem. It's never been easier to build a working SaaS. You can go from idea to MVP in a weekend. The hard part starts after that. I've seen polished apps get almost no users, while another product with a clunky UI quietly grows to around $35k MRR. The difference wasn't the code. It was that one solved a very specific problem for a very specific audience. A lot of founders (mysel...
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