Build fast, not fragile with Rayfin and Microsoft Fabric | OD810
Microsoft introduces Rayfin, a managed backend-as-a-service on Fabric to take vibe-coded prototypes safely to production.
“multiple surveys and analyses uh show that 80 to 90% of AI generated or vibe coded prototypes never become production apps”
At Microsoft Build, principal developer advocate Yoann Saunier introduced Rayfin, a managed backend-as-a-service built on Microsoft Fabric that provides database, auth, hosting, functions, and real-time services to close the prototype-to-production gap for AI-generated apps. It targets the reality that 80-90% of vibe-coded prototypes never reach production because the production bar (security, governance, data models) hasn't changed even as coding agents accelerate development. It matters as a vendor's structured answer to enterprise risks emerging from AI-assisted 'vibe coding.'