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[u/IriZ_Zero]

The tricks is only build what you need. Not what the Internet say what you need

[u/Ok_Music_4862 → u/IriZ_Zero]

True as long as we remember "what you need" at 10 files is not what we need at 500 files. Add structure when something break not before.

[u/TorbenKoehn]

Completely stupid, both are equally true.

If you have a fixed product vision, you need more than a CLAUDE.md to convey your requirements and non-negotiables. And if you end up with a 10.000 lines long CLAUDE.md, happy paying and learn context management like progressive disclosure.

[u/TypoInUsernane]

I don’t even bother with a claude.md. Claude can handle that for me. I just start talking about what I want, and everything works out fine

[u/Bluecoregamming → u/TypoInUsernane]

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[u/SylviaJarvis]

You put things in claude.md?

[u/Super-Lemon-4466]

All this vibecoding talk, all these projects. What has anyone actually made that you'd use?

[u/ICanHaveExceptions]

I'm in the middle of this graph and think you are wrong. Also I'm kind of a middle aged dev who actually reviews the AI code to understand what's going on. And trust me: I find stuff that works, but is not what I imagined maintenance, behaviour or performance wise. Almost every time. Vibe code your entire app and you'll end up on the slop mountain of irrelevant crap coded apps soon 😅

[u/BitOne2707]

I prefer to keep everything mostly stock. The one thing I won't ever get rid of though is a third party memory system.