Thanks for the insight. I actually did learn coding the "easy" way back when i start learning to make game for fun. I think back then even drag & drop system like used in GameMaker got a lot of hate, so i do know what its like. I heard from people when i first learned about vibe coding is that it's amazing for end user to whip something out very easily, and they argued that as long as it's for really small project and personal use it's pretty great, else it would be a nightmare to update/maintain/make small change because of the uncommented spaghetti code. Tbh, that sounds fair. Though i'm pretty curious on how well people can learn coding this way.