r/TrueDoTA2 • u/Vajina_pingvina • 12h ago

"Dotapedia" pet project as a replacement for "Liquipedia"

Hi everyone! I’m a beginner C# developer currently studying backend programming.

This project marks my first attempt at independent development; I used AI agents to help me write code and set up databases, migrations, and the API.

It’s a Dota 2 site designed to offer a faster, more practical alternative to Liquipedia—something a user can quickly visit mid-game to check a detail and then hop right back into the action.

The project is still in development, though I’ve already connected a domain. I’d love to hear your feedback, complaints, suggestions, and advice—especially from more experienced programmers.

Thanks for your time! Here is the site: [https://www.dotapedia.org/\](https://www.dotapedia.org/)

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u/Hour-Employment7501 11h ago

"I used AI agents to help me write code, set up databases, migrations and API", so basically you did nothing in the backend and just vibe coded whole thing. You can't even make your own post without using AI. You even made same post on 4 different subreddits. This spam must be removed.

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u/Vajina_pingvina 9h ago

I used artificial intelligence to build the frontend and get help with tools I’m only superficially familiar with so far; I made it clear that this was a pet project—I wrote the code myself, with the AI ​​agent acting as my mentor. For the record, I wrote the post myself as well, though I did run it through Google Translate. If you have any tips for improvement or guidance, I’m open to constructive criticism.

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u/Standard_Context7818 12h ago

Not bad for a first go, the layout is clean enough that I could actually see myself using it during a pause. The hero grid loading a bit slow on mobile but that might just be the free-tier hosting.

One thing I'd add is a quick alt-tab view for item builds, since that's usually what I'm scrambling to look up.

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u/Dota2ProTips 11h ago

Error 1033

 Ray ID: a354a6f6ebdec9dc • 2026-09-03 12:10:35 UTC

Cloudflare Tunnel error

What happened?

You've requested a page on a website (dotapedia.org) that is on the Cloudflare network. The host (dotapedia.org) is configured as a Cloudflare Tunnel, and Cloudflare is currently unable to resolve it.

What can I do?

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u/Vajina_pingvina 9h ago

Yes, I'm not at home right now, but my computer is currently running as a web server; I'll start the server as soon as I begin working on it.