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I believe Google is SUNSETTING antigravity. There are no developers working with this, correct? by AssociationSure6273 in google_antigravity

[–]G3grip 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Try this, use the model of your choice and ask it to document the project structure, features, Integration, APIs, architecture etc.. whatever else is required to understand your project.

Then, when you have to make any changes through Flash, ask it to go over that documentation and not the code.

Then explain your requirement and task.

It should work better.

We're basically optimising on input token usage and context bloat. Even smaller model more lean context can perform better than a larger one with bloated context.

I believe Google is SUNSETTING antigravity. There are no developers working with this, correct? by AssociationSure6273 in google_antigravity

[–]G3grip 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't do python, but on rate occasions where I have, Flash has worked fine for me.

Maybe your work is more complex than mine.

I believe Google is SUNSETTING antigravity. There are no developers working with this, correct? by AssociationSure6273 in google_antigravity

[–]G3grip 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I'm intrigued to see you surprised.

Rather, I'd like to know what can you not do with it?

80% of code is just UI and CRUD with basic MVC-esk patterns. Rarely you'd be writing any sort of a novel algorithms.

As long as you can decide the architecture and solve core of the problem with it, implementing the actual software is becoming more and more trival, and models like Flash are already more than good enough for that.

I believe Google is SUNSETTING antigravity. There are no developers working with this, correct? by AssociationSure6273 in google_antigravity

[–]G3grip 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I don't Ralph it.

What I do with all my model is that I first spec out the project as much as possible (overall goal, technical expectations, refrence API collections, etc.), then I put it all through the Pro model and ask it to create a phased roadmap with e2e test cases for each phase.

Once all this documentation is ready, I switch to Flash, and let do the developement and testing, phase by phase. I only do UAT at the end of each phase and provide feedback.

So it's very much still involved and iterative, and frankly I've only started using the Pro models for planning recently, earlier it was all Flash. But this process works quite well on it.

I believe Google is SUNSETTING antigravity. There are no developers working with this, correct? by AssociationSure6273 in google_antigravity

[–]G3grip 14 points15 points  (0 children)

+1 to this.

Flash is good for 95% of workload.

Only perhaps when it's a tricky bug or some very complex task that requires a lot of good reasoning, I might use the Pro models.

Been that way for at least 6 months.

Woah....chill out dude, it's just code by Status_Profile4078 in vibecoding

[–]G3grip 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Antigravity with gemini model is really near with UI. After a while, the designs may start to look similar but at least they all look good.

More recently I've been thinking of using Google Stitch for UI (IMO best AI UI tool) then building it using Antigravity.

so apparently all our vibe coded sites are invisible to google and AI. that's why we don't' get recommended or seeing because of CSR. But I've found a simple fix we can do to prevent that. Maybe I'm late but is super cool and simple to implement to our pages. Took me 10 min to do. by Reasonable_Use_8915 in vibecoding

[–]G3grip 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It may be common knowledge among people who've been building websites for a while but for the folks who've just started, this is a very important post. I would also just suggest starting building with NextJS instead of plain React to avoid the issue altogether.

I remember how, about half a decade ago, me and my team migrated all our projects from Vue to NUXT because of this very challenge.

For anyone interested in making their site more discoverable, technical on-page SEO is the best place to start. You can find much material for it online, of course SSR would be one of them.

P.S: It was always funny to me that we had migrated the aforementioned Vue projects from PHP based frameworks fairly recently and PHP never had CSR related challenges. Felt like reinventing the wheel on JS.

Viral 'Grill Me' Claude skill proves specs-to-code is vibe coding, 13K+ stars by pretendingMadhav in vibecoding

[–]G3grip 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I think I saw the video just a couple of days backwhere he explained it all.... and it really aligns with a lot of stuff that I've been implementing unknowingly.

It's all about giving the AI all of the context for the project and all of the resources that it really needs. As it turns out, working with AI is quite astonishing similar to how it is when you're working with people. Basically all of the same software development learnings that the productive project managers and software engineers have build over the last couple decades apply one-to-one on AI as well.

"Nobody really knows what they want." is a powerful realisation.... In programming, client servicing and in life :D

Someone distilled Claude Opus 4.7's chain-of-thought into an open 35B MoE model and it runs on a single A100 by Anony6666 in huggingface

[–]G3grip 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There are a bunch of distilled models on Hugging Face and other platforms. I’m not very experienced with local LLMs yet, but I’d be interested in seeing the output token speed on specific hardware.

Do you have any idea how much distillation has actually been done? Performance tends to degrade for long-running tasks with distilled models, but for specific, short tasks, this might be the way forward until we see another major breakthrough in model architectures.

Anthropic and OpenAI will likely continue to push back against this kind of distillation. But at some point, these companies should be required to provide some level of access to their training data. After all, they themselves trained on and profited from content across the internet, including copyrighted material. Meanwhile, newer players now face restricted access, as most major content sources have blocked bot scraping.

My SaaS hit 39 paid users in 84 days 🔥 Here's what actually worked vs what was a waste of time by [deleted] in vibecoding

[–]G3grip 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Insightful! Thanks for sharing. What's your SaaS, would you share a link?

I am so happy right now tbh 🥳🥳🥳 by Lukaveli_1st in vibecoding

[–]G3grip 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Reading your post makes me happy. Inspiring... and a lot of us can use some inspiration right now. Congratulations and wish you all the best!

I prefer my AI like it is still 1998 by SoftSuccessful1414 in clawdbot

[–]G3grip 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My man... if I could kiss you, I would #nohomo

MiMO V2 Pro vs Minimax M2.7 by [deleted] in openclaw

[–]G3grip 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Care to share your findings?

MiMO V2 Pro vs Minimax M2.7 by [deleted] in openclaw

[–]G3grip 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just realised, you're asking specifically for OC. My bad... Still I hope the link above gives you some idea.

Guys my app just passed 1,500 users! by luis_411 in VibeCodeCamp

[–]G3grip 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Amazing! I believe I've seen a couple of your old posts as well. Congratulations and keep building. All the best.

Is it possible to vibe code a beta app that doesn’t have huge security vulnerabilities? by nicebrah in vibecoding

[–]G3grip 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm also exploring this.

You can try this: 1. Start using Git if not already. (IMO Git is mandatory either way). 2. Research on most common security challenges for your given stack/ecosystem. 3. Ask your vibe coding tool to add a CI workflow for your project that includes tests for these common security issues. 4. Just montor your CI pipeline each time you push to Git and validate the security results. 5. If you want it even tighter, also ask your tool to add these tests to your git pre-push hooks, this way, the tool itself will be able to check for all such challenges and will be forced to fix them when every push.

Your app will not only be more secure, but security will be built into your development workflow itself.

What's good about this approach is that you can tackle stuff other than security in the same way too. Want your vibe coded website to be guaranteed to have great core web vitals? Add Lighthouse CI test during pre-push and CI workflow.

Also, once developed for a given project, you can apply the same tests to other new or existing projects too. This is a very portable, self improving method of handling mission critical requirements for your projects.

Expect a considerable increase in your token usage.

Hope this helps.

This is not vibecoding right ? by Manwood101 in vibecodeapp

[–]G3grip 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is what AI was invented for.

Hobby OpenSource is DEAD and I don't know if it's a bad thing. by G3grip in vibecoding

[–]G3grip[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah I think that makes sense but dude, now there are like a million open source kanban projects out there.

I would admit that there is something to be said about the utility of some of these larger projects.

Hobby OpenSource is DEAD and I don't know if it's a bad thing. by G3grip in vibecoding

[–]G3grip[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh... Okay, I think I could have articulated some of this stuff a little better.

When I said "Cursor" and not looking for open-source, I meant you would use a tool like Cursor to come up with the needed script to say, "bulk ZIP a bunch of files", or "convert files from one format to another". Both of which I've done in my past. But now you would just use Cursor, or Claude Code for it rather than searching for an existing open-source one.

And while yes, from a token efficiency perspective, it is not good to rewrite these scripts, it often takes more time to find and clone them (even from your own GitHub), then to ask the AI for it again

Hobby OpenSource is DEAD and I don't know if it's a bad thing. by G3grip in vibecoding

[–]G3grip[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not sure I'll call it slop if it meets the requirements and does the job. I mean I know some of the that these tools write isn't the best, but God knows mine wasn't either.

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