There’s a growing sentiment among developers today about “vibe coding.” But most of the pushback comes from folks who still believe every project needs enterprise-grade architecture from day one. The reality is simple: if your goal is to ship, not philosophize, vibe coding with AI is one of the fastest ways to get ideas into the world.
A recent post broke down why and how AI works best when you remove friction. By friction, I mean mainstream stacks, short PRDs, version control, and clean context resets.
But here’s the part most people miss. Low-code and AI-native builders are literally designed for this workflow. Tools like ToolJet and Lovable take those same vibe-coding principles and bake them directly into the development experience.
Where ToolJet Shines
If you’re building something with real internal logic, workflows, or data operations, ToolJet thrives. It’s not just a “drag-and-drop UI builder.” Its AI agents understand business rules, connect to databases instantly, generate API integrations, and help scaffold real features without you wrestling with boilerplate.
It make the “use a mainstream stack + provide a clear PRD + ship step by step” workflow feel natural. You give it structure, and it gives you production-ready apps that don’t collapse under real usage.
This is vibe coding for serious apps. The kind you internal team can use enterprise wide.
Where Lovable Shines
Lovable is the opposite energy in the best way. It’s the perfect expression of pure vibe coding:
type an idea → get an app → iterate with natural language.
It’s fast, playful, and incredible for prototypes, validation, hackathon-style creativity, and “I just want to see this working in five minutes” moments.
When the screenshot says:
“Pick a mainstream stack so AI gets it right”
Lovable basically automates that decision for you. It handles the stack, scaffolding, routing, structure — so you stay focused on the idea.
Vibes > setup.
The funny thing is: vibe coding doesn’t mean you avoid complexity — it means you stage it.
So maybe start in Lovable to get the first version fast.
Move to ToolJet when your prototype becomes a real internal product.
Or stay in Lovable if your whole goal was speed, not enterprise depth.
Both tools turn the guidelines from the original post into practical, repeatable workflows.
The Takeaway
Vibe coding isn’t “lazy dev.”
It’s a modern mindset. ship fast, reduce friction, give AI constraints, and build only what matters.
ToolJet and Lovable amplify that mindset. Smartest developers aren’t the ones writing everything from scratch. They’re the ones who know how to combine AI, low-code, and clarity to ship 10× faster without losing their sanity.
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