TheCodingEnd
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TheCodingEnd
@thecodingend
building https://t.co/ozuYnLi9jn https://t.co/5eyAR1OHm7 and doing youtube
Katılım Haziran 2024
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if you're not using skills you are wasting your time
repeatability has always been the goal of software efficiency, and skills are a version of that
even before skills were a thing, anyone who was getting shit done had some home grown version of it (embedded docs, macros, etc)
Lucas@rvcas
I don’t use loops, skills, fancy orchestration, plugins or anything like that. I raw dog the agent with its default harness, I read the code, and I’m shipping more than ever to production for real projects used by real people. Sometimes if it’s a low risk part of the application I might skip reading the code but only sometimes. I think most are either lying about the amount of value they are creating or just having fun while understanding they aren’t creating value but failing to distinguish that to their audience.
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@webdevcody I ask my agents to remove code instead so I can call myself a senior software engineer
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just remember, some kid in college with multiple Claude Code subscriptions using Fable 5 is producing more code in the past few weeks than you ever have in your entire 10+ software career.
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both of these projects are now making money, and I am in progress on working on another project launching in the next few weeks, all started from my beloved starter
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Let me show you what you can build with the rails starter based on what I have build:
Full investor servicing agentic AI platform, your typical B2B app with all necessary B2B stuff like audit trail, team/org auth and collaboration, hundreds of thousands background jobs, I am also trying to make it look nicer than your typical fintech/regtech corporate app so heavy on UI/UX, this is where Inertia helps as well, as React dev it's just much less friction compared to hotwire way of doing things (this project originally started as hotwire app and I am too ashamed to even share screenshot)
TheCodingEnd@thecodingend
Opensource project alert! Just refreshed my rails saas starter powering a bunch of production projects (with real users!) Backend > Ruby on Rails Frontend > React 19, Typescript, Tailwind 4 and shadcn/ui wired through Inertia, pnpm as package manager AI: RubyLLM Auth > Devise, OmniAuth and Pundit Background jobs > SolidQueue Database > PostgreSQL Works really well for both B2C and B2B and not bloated to the extend where you have to remove stuff, only add and improve based on your use case. Real examples: 1. Org/team auth in my B2B app, few hours tinkering with GPT 5.5 2. Phone based auth with not so trivial setup, few hours tinkering with Claude Opus 4.7 Two skills only, official rails inertia skills and impeccable for design, most of the features are just prompt away
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English shadowing/practice B2C app oriented for chinese users, this one was fully vibecoded btw! and no, the code is still good, mostly because AI in general is quite good with rails but also due to the projects AGENTS/CLAUDE .md files (of course i review code from time to time)
MVP version of this product took a day? Now it's a bit more refined, all I do is prompt stuffs
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Opensource project alert!
Just refreshed my rails saas starter powering a bunch of production projects (with real users!)
Backend > Ruby on Rails
Frontend > React 19, Typescript, Tailwind 4 and shadcn/ui wired through Inertia, pnpm as package manager
AI: RubyLLM
Auth > Devise, OmniAuth and Pundit
Background jobs > SolidQueue
Database > PostgreSQL
Works really well for both B2C and B2B and not bloated to the extend where you have to remove stuff, only add and improve based on your use case.
Real examples:
1. Org/team auth in my B2B app, few hours tinkering with GPT 5.5
2. Phone based auth with not so trivial setup, few hours tinkering with Claude Opus 4.7
Two skills only, official rails inertia skills and impeccable for design, most of the features are just prompt away
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At which point you pay yourself a salary as a founder? How much to raise?
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I am confused, don't people realize that work mode was available for while now in Codex (now ChatGPT app)
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watching FIFA, probably late night but sometimes I think I am watching EA SPORTS FC™ 26 and have to focus really hard to understand that it's real humans playing
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Took some time to figure out deployment parts as I was deploying on unfamiliar to me cloud, codex is unmatched when it comes to automating deployment and debugging production problems related to setup, very reliable
Claude still writes good code and much better at frontend, borrowed some references from existing course website and made nice redesign (see before in quoted tweet)
TheCodingEnd@thecodingend
In just one hour with Claude Code I have progress track with ability to resume for individual lessons if user left in the middle, simple and consistent UI Rails side of code is quite clean, so far it's the way I like it, I review code myself together with Codex, Codex would suggest me few things here and there when it comes to readability, but it leans towards more verbose, abstraction/helpers approach which I don't like, still useful to help me catch stuff I might miss Also few but impactful tests, in no world I would be writing tests for such simple MVP myself, never bothered in the initial stages of the product, but in this case since Claude Code writes them for me I just let it do it with some constraints in my prompts, otherwise it would create a bunch of useless tests
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@Vtrivedy10 Although it’s good, when thread contains hyper specific remarks it forgets those
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TheCodingEnd@thecodingend
me: about to reach perfect implementation me: last small change codex: Context automatically compacted
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me: about to reach perfect implementation
me: last small change
codex: Context automatically compacted
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asking codex to go through codebase and identify missing tests for behaviors we need to test for revealed more subtle bugs than directly asking codex to find bugs
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