kyrylo

Haha, I actually struggled to find the way out myself. I thought it was unbeatable, but luckily, someone managed to beat it pretty quickly.

The descriptions and titles are generated by a script. They have nothing to do with vibe coding.

My thoughts on vibe coding through the experience of building a real project.

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It's not sponsored. I'm the author of both sites :)

Not for everyone, I get it. Just move along.

Correct! The footer includes a link to the first one

Stop reinventing the wheel. The web was doing just fine before your bloated frameworks crawled out of the sewer.

Thanks, I’m looking forward to hearing from your team!

I plan to document what it takes to build a ONCE-style product. It'll probably be a blog post (or a few). If you're curious, feel free to stay in touch - links are in my bio.

The app doesn’t phone home, for the exact reasons you mentioned. I also don’t want it to feel like you’re locked in a cage. I’m trying to build something I’d genuinely love to use, and ONCE gets a lot of that right.

Hey Chris! If you or your team have any questions about Telebugs, feel free to shoot me an email at kyrylo@telebugs.com. I can set up a private demo just for your team.

Re: your ONCE-style project. That’s exciting! I wasn’t sure from your phrasing whether you’ve already started or are just about to. What does (or will) your project do?

As for licensing: I do have the ability to revoke a license, which means you wouldn’t get future updates. But of course, I can’t take back anything you’ve already downloaded (the code stays yours).

This is my reaction to the recent tweet by the Replit CEO, where he said that learning to code will be a waste of time.

Thanks, fixed!

Author here — thank you! You're absolutely right, and I've corrected it!

Yeah, me too. However, I used the Wikipedia name: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vertical_bar

Interesting perspective. I had never paid attention to that detail. Even knowing that, I personally don’t see it as a problem.

Agreed, but sometimes it makes sense to include the site name. For instance, on a project's page like "Acme" adding "Acme | SiteName" provides more context.

It’s my pleasure!

That list is great, but it’s not guaranteed to be free of false positives. We Use Rails also offers more granularity—you can see the exact technologies people are using.

I forgot to mention that yes, it's built with Rails. https://weuserails.com/ruby-on-rails-websites/we-use-rails

I don’t measure req/sec here, but at one point, I had 2.8k visitors in an hour. Before rescaling, it was running on Hetzner’s CPX11—2 vCPU cores shared with a few other Rails apps. (I didn’t expect it to go viral at all)

I rescaled my VPS. Let me know if you still experience issues.

We Use Rails uses SQLite, by the way

I like Golang too, I use it whenever I can.

I haven't done any AI with Ruby, but from what I saw, the ecosystem is lacking support of good libraries.

I rescaled my VPS, let me know if it's still laggy.

I did use Rails :D

Traffic has increased significantly, but everything seems to be working fine.

I’ve always wondered who else uses Ruby on Rails besides the usual names like GitHub, Shopify, Basecamp, etc.

Last month, I built a directory of web apps built with the Rails framework.

With Rails 8 released last year, the framework is stronger than ever. Some even say it’s experiencing a renaissance.

There are already 21 submissions, and if you use Rails, you’re welcome to add your app or website!

You can self-host Plausible in no time! Kamal makes it a breeze.

Thanks, I did research this but somehow I missed the FAQ.

I am technically posting about a different quiz, though.

> Are you aware that even with this patched, it remains trivial to build an user script

Copy-pasting code feels even more trivial. Writing a script requires some effort.

It feels unfair to people who are not tech-savvy.

Sharing something like this in private is being friendly to me and letting me know that this kind of stuff possible. Honestly, I knew it wasn't bullet-proof, but I simply didn't have the time and brain capacity to envision all of the possible attack vectors.

Sharing this in public is helping others ruin the experience easier.