Would you like to see what the project should look like before coding it?
Announcement
Today I'm releasing a landing page generator tool that allows you to generate an image of how an idea looks before bringing it to life. It's a tool that generates an image in the dimensions and length of a website, incorporating project details you might not have even considered. You might want to try it, especially in the vibe coding process, to see if it's a sensible idea before starting a project. If you'd like to try it, the link is below 👇
http://landingpage.labdays.io/
Context
I started the Vibe Coding Challenge. I plan to release a new product every day, and today is my 14th day. You can visit my website (labdays.io) to learn about the process.
Notes from the 14th day of the Challenge
Claude is getting smarter on the web. Releasing a new project every day is becoming increasingly enjoyable. If I wanted to, I could spend months on those projects and keep polishing them forever. But I won't.
I'm trying to develop agentic tools like Openclaw. It's like there's a ghost in my computer…
The project I'm working on in the background has excited me a lot. The projects I need to publish now feel like they're what my boss expects of me. But the motivation for this process comes from this challenge. The human brain's thoughts and desires are shaped by whatever you fill it with. I care about artificial intelligence and the possibilities it can offer now. I listen to AI podcasts all day on the go. Every day I examine product hunt projects and improve my understanding by reading tutorials about AI models. Just like a Vibe coder should do.
As the codebase grows, working with AI becomes more difficult. For this reason, it's more logical to leave the interface for last and develop the front-end separately after building a backend application that runs in the background. AI has boosted my confidence, and I'm also working on a web3 project, so here's a shitcoin for everyone from me.
Vibe Coding is the most motivating tool for improving reading and writing skills. You just say the word, and it's done.
Developers keep creating to impress other developers. Most product hunt projects don't reach the end user, the real people who go out, earn money, and shop.
The faster a tool works, the more magical it seems.
In Huggingface, examining what very unusual models can do develops the imagination about what can be done.
Now, no force can make me write or read a single line of code. English is truly the new programming language.
AI is very good at starting projects, but not so good at finishing them.
I wasted too much time today and almost broke the series. I need to rest a bit.
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