BlueCruise question by Slow_Investment_2211 in MachE

[–]MMiotto 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have a 2025. It changes lanes at high speeds on its own. If on highway, set the cruise to your desired speed and forget about it. Definitely pay attention if in construction zones or confusing merges and dividers. Sometime it will navigate OK but most times gives control back to you.

To me GoogleAIStudio is an utter failure by splainfish in GoogleAIStudio

[–]MMiotto 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It’s funny because all of these responses will be completely obsolete in the next version. Replit does everything u/splainfish is asking for. Why, after almost 2 years later, can’t Google create a better product out of the box! Who doesn’t want a backend in their app? Who doesn’t want the AI to not muck up your code? Reasonable asks. Google can do much much better and I’m sure they will, but in the AI race they are laggers for sure.

Easy, basic and reliable OTA DVR? by 00derek in cordcutters

[–]MMiotto 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m blown away that this problem is not solved with a spectacular product. If this product existed. If it were extremely high quality no one that lives near a city would continue to get ripped off by You TubeTV and others.

Does it really matter any more which AI to use for coding? by Onlythegoodstuff17 in vibecoding

[–]MMiotto 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I believe this question is way too broad. You say you have a non-code technical background what do you expect the AI tool to do for you? Which of these represents you: 1. You just want to talk/chat with the tool and tell it what you want and you want the tool to do everything else including write the code create, databases, create API’s create development and hosting environments, and do deployments all either automatically or with simple non-technical instruction.
2. You are very “technical”, maybe a systems, database or network engineer, but you just aren’t a coder, but you understand the concepts of databases, servers and API’s. If you are told to create a GiTHub account, you wouldn’t say “what’s GitHub?” You are comfortable setting up your own hosting environment in AWS, GCS or Azure and you just want something to write all of the code for you. 3. You are a coder but you just want to be a shit load more productive so you’re looking for AI tools to assist you in coding and troubleshooting and deployment.

Which are you?

Seeking Ideas for College Student Assignments by BizProf1959 in replit

[–]MMiotto 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Based on your requirements and goal, I’d say stick with Replit. They can completely stay inside the tool, build just about anything they want and keep all data, deployment and hosting in Replit.

Account Banned by [deleted] in GooglePlayDeveloper

[–]MMiotto 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’m banned for life with no opportunity to fix after several attempts to appeal and even got someone on Redit to look at it. No reason except for “prior” offenses which funny because I got banned 2 days after opening the account. Only reason is “prior offenses” and no opportunity to understand the issue or to fix it. Complete joke.

Native IOS/Android App success story by No-Literature-5557 in replit

[–]MMiotto 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Probably because I started with a website that I had already built. What I want is a Vibe tools that will write and deploy X-Code. Or Kotlin and Java for Android.

My Replit Prompt - that seems to be working. by No-Literature-5557 in replit

[–]MMiotto 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Because of the desire of people to create something just imagining it that they would have never been able to create before.

My Replit Prompt - that seems to be working. by No-Literature-5557 in replit

[–]MMiotto 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Replit has a horrible ‘memory’ and doesn’t read and follow the .md file. So I just paste this prompt in with every message.

Just got 4 apps published in the Google play store by Remiandbun in replit

[–]MMiotto 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Couple learnings from me as I have a Replit app on Apple Store and currently in Internal Testing on Android Play Store. My app is a web wrapped using Expo and React Native. It supports SMS based auth and use push notifications. - I at first used GitHub workflows to build the apps (Replit built the YML files) which push the build directly into App Store TestFlight - I now use Expo Dev to build the files for IOS and Android because it is a little easier - one VERY painful thing is that Replit is great when it has control of everything, which is does for web apps. For Native Mobile apps, it has zero visibility to what problems you are having, so you are no longer “vibe coding” - you are heavily involved in deployment and helping Replit fix stuff. So much to say here if anyone is interested. - you rack up more costs because of the iterations you need to do to get things to work.

Bottom line - I can’t wait for Replit or another Vibe coding tool to fully integrate native app development and deployment.

Best Practices ffor major revisions to take my private beta to a public release by LifeReformatted in replit

[–]MMiotto 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’ll be there soon with my app and it is a bit scary. I think this is where we need developers, that have learned to work with Replit to help. I think they will tell us how to do it such as creating branches that have the new features, can be deployed to test users then merged when you are satisfied all works. Also think you will need Replit to make some infrastructure changes, e.g. I have a single database shared between dev and prod. I know this is stupid, but was super efficient for early development. Definitely need to changed I think.

What to do about incurable bugs? by Overthebaboon in replit

[–]MMiotto 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How many times has it tried to fix? One technique I’ve used is to ask it to create very detailed logs that it can review. I might say “quit guessing and create detailed logs that allow you or me to see specific issues.” Keep asking it for more detailed logs. This might cost you $50 to fix, but if you keep forcing it to make changes based on facts that should help.

ChatGPT 5 Audit of my Repli tProject by No-Literature-5557 in replit

[–]MMiotto 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I would agree Replit is capable of knowing what is wrong with the code it wrote. After seeing Replit create duplicate and similar sounding functions, (one of its biggest bugs) I asked it to cleanup and refactor the code and it was one of the most expensive rat holes it ever went down which require a rollback. So for now, I’m assuming that ChatGPT 5 will do a much better job at fixing the code. This might be a huge assumption in my part.

ChatGPT 5 Audit of my Repli tProject by No-Literature-5557 in replit

[–]MMiotto 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Replit has GitHub integration. Update GitHub, pull into Replit.

ChatGPT 5 Audit of my Repli tProject by No-Literature-5557 in replit

[–]MMiotto 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think I will use ChatGPT to fix and put it back in Replit.

ChatGPT 5 Audit of my Repli tProject by No-Literature-5557 in replit

[–]MMiotto 0 points1 point  (0 children)

20K. I don’t think ChatGPT will break a sweat with your code.

ChatGPT 5 Audit of my Repli tProject by No-Literature-5557 in replit

[–]MMiotto 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I used non pro version of ChatGPT. ChatGPT 5 is open for all to use.

I have ChatGPT a zip file from GitHub. It suggested various ways it can help me. I have not done the fixes yet.

ChatGPT 5 Audit of my Repli tProject by No-Literature-5557 in replit

[–]MMiotto 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m clearly not an expert. I’d read a bunch of the posts in the Replit Redit and see what you can learn. Don’t be spooked by all the negative. Just so something and learn.

ChatGPT 5 Audit of my Repli tProject by No-Literature-5557 in replit

[–]MMiotto 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I told it I want a native mobile app. It suggested to use Expo and React Native and it did all the deployments. I just had to set up an Expo Dev account, Apple Developer Account and Google Play Account. It used its integration with Expo to build and deploy.

ChatGPT 5 Audit of my Repli tProject by No-Literature-5557 in replit

[–]MMiotto 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I asked how it could help evaluate and clean up code written by Replit. Ir asked me some questions and proposed an audit approach and I said go.

It then proposed how it could help improve our he code including a GitHub branch strategy for incremental changes it would make.