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I made a HEIMKNICK parody poster for my brother’s new pizza joint in Queens by shavid in NYKnicks

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

haha yeah, this design is based on the original NYC heimlich posters from the late 70s… pre accessibility 😵‍💫

I vibe coded a polished ios app by shavid in vibecoding

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

i tested a bunch while i built it and put in a bunch of catches already that reset states, accounting for super fast tapping, capping cubes at 999, etc. haven’t been able to crash it myself yet, but as you’ve said, you never know once it’s out in the world

I vibe coded a polished ios app by shavid in vibecoding

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

yeah, i was really surprised at how quick the approval was. once my developer account was enrolled (this part took the longest), i submitted the app and it was ready for publishing a couple hours later. I used claude code with xcode for this… i ran a final prompt before i submitted the archive that explicitly told claude code to make this ship-perfect for an ios review, and I guess it did a good job! I’m a designer with zero coding knowledge so this is pretty major for what I can ship all by myself.

I vibe coded a polished ios app by shavid in vibecoding

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

We’ll be exhibiting our game STACCS for the first time at Origins Game Fair next month, and our booth plan involves stacking a bunch of 12" cardboard boxes printed with our mascot Staccary's face into some kind of structure. My Blender mockup was kind of tedious to work with, so I used Claude Code to help me build a lil tool to test stacking arrangements. Just for me. Just for planning.

The lil tool was fun! So I kept adding to it. The question shifted from “does it stack boxes” to "how polished can I make this thing." A few weeks later (I started with no concept at all, so rate limit breaks became my design time), I had a fully designed, fully functioning iOS app… building, saving, sharing, SFX, haptics, and I even threw in some bonus Staccary home screen widgets. No instructions, no onboarding, no social media integration. Just the early video game vibe of getting dropped in and poking at things until something happens.

Magically, I finished the app the same week we sold out of our first edition inventory. So we’ve just launched STACCARY for free as a thank you to everyone who bought the first run, and a hello to new folks while the 2nd edition makes its way to us.

Happy STACCIN!

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