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@rozzabuilds Transip

Developers - where do you usually buy your domains? I’m still using Vercel exclusively.

@sickdotdev 🤣

Hot take: before AI you needed skill to build something bad now you just need WiFi

@thesayannayak Claude Code @claudeai

Most useless AI tool ever ?

@aliByteCode 😅 Now what?

everyone says "just launch it" but once you launch you get 3 visitors 2 are your friends 1 is you checking analytics now what

@Hugo1652265 Exactly and sometimes so much of my day could be fixing and patching existing application, then claude does not need to plan the codebase is enough guidance.

@PomofitX Oh, that is interesting. I love the /plan mode, but you are right. I can also sometimes overdo it. And have an over-engineer'd feature that has all the bells and whistles I didn't need.

I’m running a daily AI experiment in public. Each day: - I test one AI workflow/tool - I share 1 key lesson (usually psychological) - I publish it on hugomelis.nl If you’re curious how AI changes not just work, but how we think/decide/create: hugomelis.nl/experiments/

@aryanlabde True 🤪

The vibe coding dream: build a SaaS solo, make $10k month, work from anywhere. Reality: launch and then figure out why no one is using it.

@justbyte_ JavaScript

Dear developers, guess the programming language

@CodeByNZ The routing is like 10s work? The interesting stuff is what's behind those routes that is running your whole application. Honestly that is the most fun of building any project. AI is making it go faster but it's still fun to me to think about the logic of the application.

Do backend devs really find joy in doing this ?

@FlorinPop17 I tried that, somehow X shadow banned me for a couple of days. None of my replies and post were getting anything at all.. Still not sure how to do X right. 😅

The more you post, the more you grow.

Depends on what you build. I would argue that for lots of things being a good designer is probably more important then coding when doing 100% vibe coding. Because for mainly lots of web stuff performance is becoming less and less of a thing. It's still important but people seem to care less about it. But when something looks like shit that a turn of from moment 1.

Hot take: Vibe coding only works well if you already know how to code.

The "Plan First or Start Fast?" with Claude Code. That one is most relatable as that's what I'm running in now daily finding the right balance between using /plan or just letting it jump in. And for now I think for both cases there is a good moment. /plan definitely wins on big task/features or laying the ground work of an application. But for daily edits, bugfixes or frontend changes it's just to much. Sometimes it makes more sense to let Claude Code run 2 times fast instead of /plan one time. I'm also getting the impression that the desktop app from claude with claude code in it is planning more by default without me asking it to. Might be me but just feels different then in the terminal sometimes for the better but also much slower.

@PomofitX As in what experiment?

@nalinrajput23 8000

to be honest, choose one forever

@RealProductGirl He! How are you? Currently working on PomoFit: pomofit.online Let me know what you think. 😎

I NEED my feed full of builders. What are you working on right now? I don't care if it's a startup or a weekend side project. If you're building something, I want you on my timeline. Reply and let's connect. 👇

@ritu_twts .env

I am a Vibe Coder, scare me with one word

@vibeonX69 AI

Which skills should i master in 2026 to afford a home like this?

@vibeonX69 I went mac -> windows -> mac -> windows -> linux -> windows -> linux -> windows. Last time I messed up my linux setup so bad I rage quit back to windows 11 😂

Do you agree with this? -First you fear Linux -then you love Linux -then you can’t leave Linux.

@vibeonX69 C?

Which programming language is the toughest to master?