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by dpitkevics 7mo ago
totally agree with the idea of a SaaS boilerplate to ship faster; i've been there trying to bolt auth and billing onto a prototype and it kills momentum. first, map the single core user journey you'll validate on day one - signup,
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by dpitkevics 7mo ago
Great discussion. I've been building in this space and think the truth is somewhere in the middle. The real value isn't in "vibe coding" everything from scratch - it's in having the right architecture and patterns t
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by dpitkevics 7mo ago
i did a similar audit and the worst offender was duplicated config and generated files across the Next.js frontend, NestJS backend, mobile wrapper and CI. make a tiny MVP baseline you can actually ship from: one Next app, one thin backend s
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by dpitkevics 7mo ago
This vibe coding concept is pretty interesting. I've been finding that having a solid starting point really helps with keeping everything deterministic. I've been using the Vibe Coding Starter Kit for launching projects quickly an
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by dpitkevics 8mo ago
As a developer of more than 15 years, it was a bit of a struggle when AI came in and wanted to change the traditional ways of building products. The results weren't very convincing initially. But as things progressed, the code quality
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Show HN: Native app to scaffold and build Cursor-ready Next.js projects(vibecodingstarterkit.io)
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Caliverse – Bodyweight Fitness mobile app(caliverse.app)
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New calisthenics mobile app for all the people sitting in the office all day(apps.apple.com)
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