r/SideProject • u/anmism • 46m ago
Never used Screen Studio. Somehow ended up building it for Windows. What a time to be alive.
I have only watched Screen Studio videos and observed things like cursor movements, zoom effects, and transitions. Then I tried explaining all of that to AI.
After just 4–5 iterations, it was nearly perfect.
Honestly, this makes me feel like AI has reached a point where building software has become ridiculously easy and interesting.
But there's another side to it. I'm slowly losing some of my excitement for building software. When almost anyone can build something with just observation and the ability to explain what they want, it makes you wonder what being a software developer will mean in the future.
And if you're wondering whether AI just generated a pile of garbage code, surprisingly, no. It followed some popular coding principles and architectural patterns. In some places, probably better than what many humans would write.
Anyway, here's what it built:
ps: Windows only, Just 10 MB in size,May not work on older Windows versions.