Where do you see the role of developer training courses like CodeWithChris in the age of vibe coding?
ASKED BY · Douglas Carmichael · 25 SEP 2026 · ▶ 00:58:30
Jason notes that training will need to evolve to include vibe coding alongside traditional methods. Just as writing ability differs from being a writer, coding ability differs from being a programmer; trained coders will still be necessary regardless of the tools used.
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58:17Jason. Easy. Training will include vibe coding. Just because you can write doesn't mean you're a writer. Just because you edit doesn't mean you're an editor. To that end, there will still need to be programmers out there, whether they are vibing or otherwise. You know, I also just want to say that if I had to code with Chris, I would code with Chris Sabato because he makes really cool stuff.
58:40I'd code with Fenwick. We'd get nothing done, but it would be a lot of fun. I don't know anything. That's good. Good. You know, I think knowing nothing is powerful because you don't know, you're not trained to not think of things. Sometimes the best ideas come from places like that. From people. You don't know you're stupid if you're stupid. Hey, thanks everyone. Appreciate you coming in here on a Friday.
59:02Thank you to our panelists for coming in and sharing your life experience. It was a fun show today. Also, thank you to the back-end crew who, as Chris alluded to at the beginning of the show, literally there's a village of a small village a small army of people that not only help us look and sound great during the show and keep us up to standards but
59:20also all around the show keeping us organized moving forward figuring out what to do next pretty exciting stuff also thank you to our producers for asking such great questions we'll be back with Q&A tomorrow morning and introspection on Sunday if you'd like to come to that that is live only so you You'll have to go to officehours.global.com. Get yourself on the list.
59:39It's a lot of traversal today. Had we gone around in person and asked all these questions for episode 2376, we would have gone 34,000 miles. That's 55,000 kilometers, 269 million bananas for scale. There it is. See you in after hours. Weird final shot. Banana on a scale. The apple. Banana on the apple scale. And I just want to say, the question got pulled away,
1:00:09but there was one thing that sounded like an announcement about AI coding stuff this afternoon. Yeah, in After Hours today. I didn't catch the time. I was going to read it during the credits here. Announcements in the credits. Oh, there it is. Our weekly, it's in, yep, go ahead. All right, CJ's off, I'll do it. But our weekly After Hours of AI Watercolor Zoom meetup today at 4 p.m. Eastern.
1:00:38That's 20. UST may offer a preview of exciting upgrades to the Office Hour website. How does one sign up for After Hours? Well, they just go to join, officehours.global slash join. That's the answer. And there's a water cooler meeting, not a water color meeting. You do not have to bring paints or brushes. You know what? I was picturing. It was happy trees, all right?
1:01:02Just because I can read does not a reader make me. You Bob Rossified it. Nicely done.