What Do I Use Vibe Coding For?-Struggling with Code? Let Gemini Help!
Recently, Vibe Coding has become extremely popular, making the term "Coding" more engaging and profound. Beyond courses and books teaching it, more people are sharing their experiences, making learning programming more relatable to everyday life. This Vibe Coding movement also reminds me that whether you're a programmer or not, you should never forget the original purpose of coding—solving problems!
I highly recommend everyone to learn more about the spirit of Open Source. Whether or not you can write code isn't the most important thing; what matters is whether you're willing to share your solutions and experiences. Every year, there are countless tech events worldwide, such as PyConf, JSDC Taiwan, and COSCUP. The attendees are incredibly passionate, eager to learn new things, and love to share. Where there's demand in the market, there are opportunities. The barrier to entry isn't the point—what's truly great is when everyone works together to expand the market and create mutual benefits!
My job primarily involves reading others' code, understanding others' code, and modifying others' code. Honestly, I'm not the type who understands everything at a glance. I always rely on my notebook to break down the principles. Since there aren't senior colleagues in my company to ask for help, my best teacher has been Google. Now, with AI tools like Gemini, I can solve problems even faster—asking it to analyze Functions or Classes for me, giving me a basic understanding before diving deeper.
Struggling with Code? Let Gemini Help!
One of my most frequent questions to Gemini might be:
This is a third-party C# code related to HID RAW communication. Can you help me summarize and explain its principles and key methods?
Something like this:
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.ComponentModel;
using System.IO;
using System.Runtime.CompilerServices;
using System.Runtime.InteropServices;
After Gemini reviews the code, it directly highlights the key points it understands. If the code itself is a modified example from the internet, Gemini's explanations are usually precise and highly valuable. If it encounters code it can't fully grasp, it will logically point out which variables are critical, what algorithms are being used, and even analyze the code's structure and suggest modification approaches.
Lastly, a quick tip: when asking AI questions, make sure to break down your content first and ask structured questions. This way, the AI can respond more systematically and accurately!