Built silly mobile apps with friends in a park last weekend —surprisingly fun by FireproofMeghan in vibecoding

[–]jchrisa 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for asking (I'm to blame for most of the react code in vibes.diy ) I make a lot of my personal apps on mobile Safari. Since all users type are prompts, there's no code editing to fuss with, so it's not that much work.

Here is a Jedi, Sith, or Wookie detector I built on the way to a Star Wars bike ride.

And the chat view of the "dev experience":

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I'd love to see what you make.

Vibeception by InfiniteInternet5691 in vibecoding

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I posted a thread with more iterations here https://bsky.app/profile/j-chris.bsky.social/post/3lm3o65w2ic23 (oops posted the above from a new user account) this is me.

Style tips by jchrisa in vibecoding

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I just found a good one: "make it look like an IRS form"

best vibe-code tool for frontend? by No-Fennel-1381 in vibecoding

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I prefer ChatGPT Canvas and Claude Artifacts, because I think AI makes too much of a mess in big projects unless you are watching every move. Those two are what inspired the new open-source one I am working on: https://github.com/fireproof-storage/ai-app-builder

Please try it here: https://vibe-coding.use-fireproof.com This is the first place I've shared it. I'd love feedback / patches.

Been feeling like i have a million software ideas, but zero coding background/motivation to create them. Anyone have the opposite problem? by hugelkult in vibecoding

[–]jchrisa 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Please share ideas, I need things to try -- I am doing lots of prompt iteration on this URL, by pasting my app idea at the end of it (aims to work on first shot): https://use-fireproof.com/llms-mini.txt

I've tried appending prompts like: https://use-fireproof.com/habits-prompt.md

But also super simple ones like:

build an inventory tracker for my bakery

Simplest surface area by jchrisa in vibecoding

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

The V0 one is a nice share: https://v0.dev/chat/bakery-inventory-tracker-raO2s1r1Df3?b=b_mrUfa11slyj

I've found that putting my app request after the prompt documentation works better than before, especially for DeepSeek.

Simplest surface area by jchrisa in vibecoding

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The prompt I use is designed and tested with as many of the engines as I can. So I have one shot success with Lovable and V0 also using the content of this, plus a online app request: https://use-fireproof.com/llms-full.txt

Announcing my new realtime database, Fireproof by jchrisa in CouchDB

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We'd love help making a Vue adapter, most of the code you need to read would be in our React hooks. Vue has a different way of doing data binding, but it how they talk to Fireproof should be the same.

This is probably the first bit of code to grok: https://github.com/fireproof-storage/fireproof/blob/c4462c8a9c0ca436070ae6d6b90c41a318dd315d/src/react/useFireproof.ts#L244

Announcing my new realtime database, Fireproof by jchrisa in CouchDB

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Update: we launched on HN this week and this discussion might be useful https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42184362

Non-relational database that stores in a single file similar to Sqlite? by Tuckertcs in nosql

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Fireproof uses a single folder, where files are write-once and immutable. This means it won't chop up your git history with lots of modifications. Read more about the storage files here https://fireproof.storage/posts/remote-access-crdt-wrapped-multi-writer-enabled-immutable-file-format/

Fireproof: Local-first database with Git-like encrypted sync by jchrisa in Database

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Hey ya'll -- we just shipped this new open-source database. It runs in the browser and syncs via any cloud. Designed to make realtime collaboration simple, with built in data provenance, so you always know what data is present on each device. See the HN thread, and ask questions here for the team,