BrowserStack Day Webinar – To Vibe or Not – June 2025

Panelists

David Burns

Head Of Developer Advocacy & Open Source

BrowserStack

David is the Chair of the W3C Browser Testing and Tools Working group and co-editor of the WebDriver specification, trying to ensure automation frameworks in browsers are interoperable. He also heads up the Developer Advocacy and Open Source Program Office at BrowserStack looking into ways that we can improve the developer tooling space.

Manish Saini

Senior Lead Developer Advocate

BrowserStack

Manish Saini is a Senior Lead Developer Advocate at BrowserStack, with over a decade of experience in automation, performance testing, and CI/CD practices. He’s passionate about distributing test cases across layers to build smarter, more efficient automation strategies. Outside of work, he hosts podcasts and shares insights on Medium, making complex testing concepts practical and relatable for the community.

Puja Jagani

Lead Open Source Engineer & Developer Advocate

BrowserStack

Puja Jagani is a Lead Open Source Engineer & Developer Advocate at BrowserStack, driving automation advancements in Selenium. She is a core committer and member of the Technical Leadership Committee in Selenium. She focuses on bug fixes, feature enhancements, product improvements, and documentation. Passionate about Open Source, she thrives on solving user challenges.

About the event

David Burns, Manish Saini and Puja Jagani were recently discussing the rising trend of vibe coding, which quickly led them into a broader conversation about the “vibe anything” trend. There are so many resources online today explaining how to vibe code, and worse, how to vibe test and why it’s the next big thing. In tech, trends tend to go viral thanks to social media, but the looming question remains: Should you join the bandwagon or not? This AMA is about stepping back and looking at the realities of the “vibe anything” trend – whether it’s coding, testing, or anything else that needs thoughtful delivery. The Developer Advocacy team at BrowserStack will discuss their own experiences with vibe coding using different AI tools, where it helped and where it didn’t. We’ll share thoughts on how to tread lightly if you are experimenting with vibe coding, and why vibe testing might not be the best idea. We will shed light on the good developer practices that are worth adding to your daily workflow.

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