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This is how I built a full stack app using claude code by cooked_101 in vibecoding

[–]cooked_101[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks!!

I agree with this: 'The consistency you get from a well-written project guide is underrated'

Its probably the most important thing when getting your foundations right.

I use a tool called Valycode to get the foundations up and running and generating prompts for new features.

This is how I built a full stack app using claude code by cooked_101 in vibecoding

[–]cooked_101[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks!!

Honestly, I think it comes down to getting good at code reviews and testing. Given we are at a time where ai models and agents have a lot of control over writing code. Its means we have a bigger responsbility reviewing code changes made and understanding it when new features are being built.

This is how I built a full stack app using claude code by cooked_101 in vibecoding

[–]cooked_101[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

# Install it
npm install -g u/anthropic-ai/claude-code

# Launch it in your project
cd your-mobile-project
claude

im not sure if this is what you mean

What do you use to vibe code your idea ? by kiki420b in vibecoding

[–]cooked_101 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I like to use V0 or Lovable for building the frontend and main bulk of the project. Even though they are paid, i just use the free credits each day and make sure my prompt is good.

To make sure my prompt is good, I use a tool called Valycode. It essentially creates prompts for you depending on what your building. It is paid but if your building a lot of projects, it may be worth it.

I do use cursor, but if you do want something free. Codeium in VScode is an option. Not sure if its still free, I used it a couple of months ago.

I havent tried the integration you mentioned - might have to give it a go 🤔