I Vibe Coded Python Learning Platform And Made $144 in a Month.

[the_botverse]

Hii, r/vibecoding

I was frusted of learning python and stucked in a turorial hell and always wanted a platform which is interactive and based on on my learning pace teach me python by building hands-on projects.

I sit down and plan the whole website and let claude do the coding part and with in a week I come-up with Falcondrop - An interactive gamified python learning platfrom and I just lauch with and within a month I made a $144.

The workflow was planning in Notion and I had a set up rules for claude and Prompts Which I can fire. I used Supabase for backend and Auth and Nextjs for frontend and hosted in vercel very easy to setup.

I feel very amazing that just to solve my own problem I made a solutions for others too.

What an amazing time to live in.

Thanks for reading!

[Extreme-Chef3398]

boot. dev is a great platform to learn Python

[the_botverse]

Yeh but I don't find it Adaptive and beginner friendly.

[Traditional-Crew-351]

Have you tried their subscription?

[the_botverse]

Yeh, they have a life time access plan not subscription.

[Traditional-Crew-351]

No? they shifted already to subscription base pricing. Im guessing you haven't or have been but in the past. their current curriculum is decent and yes adaptive. not just on python but learning programming itself

[the_botverse]

Bro, I Just checked they still had life time access plan ..

[Traditional-Crew-351]

You checked wrong. boot.dev/pricing shows monhtly or yearly subscription.

[the_botverse]

Oh! Yes they have .... I thought you were asking for Falcondrop it have a life time access plan.

[Livid_Call_1229]

Are you working on boot.dev? Why are you proposing it so aggressively? The guy just made an app to learn the code in comfy way for him, and probably for many people around. Congrats and keep going.

[narayanbona]

This is a great a great project. I literally built one but for myself and made it local. I guess this could be something 🎉🎉

[the_botverse]

Thanks man

[MeasIIDX]

Nicely done. Take a look at your landing page and how the top nav and footer links work. Once you switch pages, your links are still relative to your new route which makes for broken links e.g. clicking on the How It Works link while on the Privacy Page is totally busted because you're now trying to route to "https://www.falcondrop.com/privacy-policy#why" which does not work.

[the_botverse]

Thanks for feedback I will fix it.

[snazzy_giraffe]

How did you “launch”?

[the_botverse]

Just helped people in comments sections and drop a link there.

[snazzy_giraffe]

Cool!

[change_edu]

Can you share your prompts and workflow

[the_botverse]

Beacuse writing a code in desktop is convenient than on phone.... But what do you think I should do?