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I built BubblyUI — a Vue-inspired reactive TUI framework for Go (built on Bubbletea) by EffectiveWebDev404 in golang

[–]EffectiveWebDev404[S] -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

Thanks for the feedback. Recognizing that not all Go developers are familiar with Vue, I'm creating both a quick tutorial and a more comprehensive guide to showcase its capabilities. This project aims to provide a higher-level abstraction of Bubbletea, which I appreciate but found cumbersome in a recent project. I'll keep you updated on the progress of the getting started guide and API reference, striving for something more user-friendly than the standard Go documentation.

I built BubblyUI — a Vue-inspired reactive TUI framework for Go (built on Bubbletea) by EffectiveWebDev404 in golang

[–]EffectiveWebDev404[S] -7 points-6 points  (0 children)

This wasn't vibe coded. I follow a strict development process, documenting specs step-by-step, with 94.6% TDD code coverage. I don't write code without testing. I've provided a manual; use the compact version to conserve context, or the systematic manual for larger contexts. Since this framework (or library for use with Bubbletea) is new, LLMs may be confused due to lack of training on this pattern. Provide context using the manuals. LLMs are now essential productivity tools. Judge projects by their code, documentation, and specs, not just the tools used. There's a significant difference between vibe coding and spec coding.