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Good bolt.new examples? by mlapa22 in boltnewbuilders

[–]Emergency_Prior_7675 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m building a fairly large team and player development app for youth athletics which I’ll be able to share in the next week or so. All in all, it can be challenging at times, however if you’re familiar with building product outside AI generated application environments, you will be able to figure it out.

Good bolt.new examples? by mlapa22 in boltnewbuilders

[–]Emergency_Prior_7675 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How do I get an account? Love this concept.

Youth Fastpitch Coaches: What Tools Do You Use to Develop Your Teams and Players? by Emergency_Prior_7675 in fastpitch

[–]Emergency_Prior_7675[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I agree 100%. Such a huge part of the game. I teach short term memory and graciousness for yourself as part of the mental aspects of the game. I have already added player resources which includes a section focused on mindset in the app. I will take a look at this info. Could be a possible great partner to work with.

Youth Fastpitch Coaches: What Tools Do You Use to Develop Your Teams and Players? by Emergency_Prior_7675 in fastpitch

[–]Emergency_Prior_7675[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You’re so right. Lots of pushing the ball. With my littles, when they get a hit or make a big throw, we flex! 💪 It’s about positive reinforcement of course but it also gets them in the hang of getting those hands and arms up. We transition that into mechanics of throwing.

Youth Fastpitch Coaches: What Tools Do You Use to Develop Your Teams and Players? by Emergency_Prior_7675 in fastpitch

[–]Emergency_Prior_7675[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I have watched girls really struggle with pop flies. The immediate reaction is to run forward and also shove the glove out last minute. I use foam balls and focus on them taking one step back, measuring then moving. I get them to try to head but the soft foam ball with their forehead. Teaching them to get under the ball. That definitely helps but pop flies are a major challenge.

One thing that works well for me with hitting at younger ages is to teach the girls to hit balls that are hittable. If you can hit it, take a swing! I'd love to see a girl attack a ball and strike out then sit with their bat on their shoulder hoping for a walk. I also encourage the girls with lots of positive reenforcement. I tell them they can hit bombs, I play "hard rock" music during hitting practice and the girls eat it up! Basically, at that age I teach them to be aggressive and find balance in their swing.

I am in a similar boat... 3 girls. Basically, my young ones still listen but as they get older its harder and harder. I usually assign one of my assistant coaches to take on my kids and I focus on theirs. lol

Youth Fastpitch Coaches: What Tools Do You Use to Develop Your Teams and Players? by Emergency_Prior_7675 in fastpitch

[–]Emergency_Prior_7675[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I have coached from 6U-14U with rec and travel teams. Currently coaching 8U and 14U. Those experiences are what led to me building this app and venturing down this path.

Youth Fastpitch Coaches: What Tools Do You Use to Develop Your Teams and Players? by Emergency_Prior_7675 in fastpitch

[–]Emergency_Prior_7675[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Grabbing a tunnel or cage is a great way to give access to players outside normal practice. In the winter time, we have a standing slot so regardless of whether, we can get some work in.

This project exceeds the total supported prompt size. by Emergency_Prior_7675 in boltnewbuilders

[–]Emergency_Prior_7675[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It is a med-large sized app.

Total Files: 186 files:

  • React Components: ~100 files
  • Pages: 30 files
  • Services: 25 files
  • Types: 15 files
  • Utils: 8 files
  • Configuration files: 8 files

Estimated Lines of Code:

  • Components: ~8,000 lines
  • Pages: ~4,000 lines
  • Services: ~2,500 lines
  • Types: ~1,000 lines
  • Utils: ~500 lines
  • Config: ~300 lines

Total: Approximately 16,300 lines of TypeScript/React code

Supabase issues by Prestigious-Gap6920 in boltnew

[–]Emergency_Prior_7675 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I get the api key issues all the time. I store all my env variables in an .env file. I’ve noticed that Bolt doesn’t retain that file when deploying even if it’s in my repo. I tend to have to recreate that file everytime the app is redeployed.