@seth.nocode: #fyp #vibecoding #claude #chatgpt

zeo ✌🏾 :

Fully agree. I’m on my first solo build with a digital gifting app and I’m absolutely exhausted mate

dg00714 :

Built an entire startup from scratch before ai and to see y’all call this difficult is BEYOND CRAZY

Blu Boy :

Nope. I got a team of agents. They put the fires out before I even hear about it. 🤷🏾‍♂️

Bishop Whitewind :

good news! I was correct. a single person with a properly constructed pipeline can replace an entire 100 person company with nothing but 1 person. rejoice! the corporation is obsolete, the new age has dawned of a single founder working 20 hours a day 7 days a week has risen like the crisp autumn sun 🍂

Landledger :

Bro, how do I get people to use my code? I built an app it took me two years to build it doing vibecoding and it’s getting no place. It’s belt no traction.

Cultron :

It’s called the cost of ownership

kimberlyfreesland :

Regression testing & leakage alone gives is exhausting and hours hours to get trustworthiness valid evidence— wait until you get to learning to pretrain your own model, my hygiene is suffering because of it [Big LOL][Tears of joy]

Javy Media, LLC :

we need to redefine vice coding as what it really is: Project Management. You're actually managing a project

mo_jeepn :

Good advise! Also have your agent look for violations of the DRY Principle (Don’t Repeat Yourself). A good example is multiple db connection methods.

betito :

I get it, I’m in my v21 on one page out of 9 pages and I’m just in front end, after that I’m going to organize the code, and work on back end, connect API’s etc. it’s been like 5-6 months btw worked on documentation then started front end

Puristsapp :

If you have users and your app is public why don’t you ever post the name of your app?

Alyssa with AI | CPA :

You’re killing it keep going 👏👏👏

Jason :

Same same electrician and founder

Peacekins :

It’s exhausting! I never even released anything I built because there’s a huge gap between being able to create something and make it durable.

r3nrut :

lol, wait... what? why is it hard?

.em :

Fun Dave :

I'm a software engineer... vibecoding is ok as long as you learn the security side. sounds like you are down to put in the work, you are going to be fine

skotm :

claude keeps telling me to get testers, I'm only 20 hours in and have so much more I want in.

jss3ofthree :

What is eating up you time? What do you spend your time doing?

Michael Wallace :

A lot of people are learning it wasn't just the ability to code stopping them. it was not knowing architecture, not understanding what's possible, not knowing what git or unit testing is. Not knowing how to manage an application. so much more than just asking agents to do it for you.

phishyphish- :

Did all local storage / no external infra - which has helped significantly

The_AI_Guy :

It’s definitely draining but it sounds like you need more agents brotha!! Try giving them titles/positions to mimic an actual work flow. Product owner/ PM/ engineers/ dev ops/. The whole structure it’ll be more helpful. If you haven’t already of course

I Automate Shit...™ :

Agents

UFOEXOFILES :

ur a warrior ur built to fight through the noise

Patrick Jensen :

I’m actually at the release of my employee software I’ve been building for our store’s systems and workflows. I’ve had to get my balance right because I can get excited like my 10 year old version when I get going, but that can lead to overnights a few days a week and it f’s up my entire routine.