As software development evolves in response to increasingly dynamic and creative demands, a new paradigm is emerging—vibe coding—characterized by intuition-driven, expressive, and improvisational coding practices. Unlike traditional engineering methodologies that prioritize rigid structure, formalism, and long-term planning, vibe coding thrives on fluidity, rapid feedback, and aesthetic decision-making. Rooted in live coding, design thinking, and agile experimentation, this approach reflects a broader shift in developer culture where flow, feel, and personal expression are embraced as essential components of the software creation process. This paper explores the conceptual foundations of vibe coding, proposes a vibe coding framework, does the comparative analysis of different software development paradigm, addresses the key challenges and ethical concerns. By framing vibe coding not as a fringe practice but as an emerging response to the needs of fast-paced, human-centered development, we argue for a rethinking of how software engineering frameworks can better support creativity, emotional intelligence, and developer experience in the future of work.