Vibe Coding vs No-Code

It depends on context. Vibe coding produces real code you own and can customise infinitely. No-code platforms are easier to start with but lock you into their ecosystem. For simple websites, no-code wins. For custom logic, vibe coding wins.

Yes, but it’s often a rebuild rather than a migration. No-code platforms don’t export clean code. The typical path is to use the no-code version as a specification for what to rebuild with AI-assisted or agentic development.

Webflow is excellent for marketing sites and portfolios — likely better than vibe coding for these use cases. Vibe coding shines when you need custom functionality, API integrations, or dynamic features that Webflow can’t handle.

No. Agentic development produces real code — it’s just that AI agents write most of it. You still work with actual codebases, git repos, and deployment pipelines. The output is traditional software, not a platform-locked project.

No-code platforms have the lowest initial cost (some are free to start). Vibe coding is essentially free (AI tools + hosting). Agentic development has higher upfront cost but often the lowest total cost of ownership for complex projects.