<ul><li>Vive coding can be useful for quick prototypes and minor UI or logic changes, saving time and making tasks smoother.</li><li>However, relying solely on vive coding without understanding the actual code can be a trap, especially when errors arise and troubleshooting becomes necessary.</li><li>When code errors occur, users find themselves needing to understand the code thoroughly, realizing it may have been easier to write from scratch.</li><li>Currently, the preference lies with sticking to regular auto-suggestions for smaller code segments to stay connected with the code flow and have better understanding, as vive coding is not yet completely reliable.</li></ul>

Vive Coding: Useful at First, Frustrating Later

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