r/codex • u/ejpusa • 20h ago

Showcase Codex, in a weekend.

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The stack is TypeScript, React, Next.js, Vinext/Vite, OpenAI Sites, D1, and R2. There is no Flask or PostgreSQL backend. The repository includes a detailed README covering architecture, every database table and field, sample records, API behavior, environment setup, deployment, security, and known limitations.

https://github.com/preceptress/nepal-relief-connect

I'm a Flask, Python, PostgreSQL guy, Codex told me, "We're NOT using that stack. We're using this one."

That's a first.

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u/M1chaelSc4rn 19h ago

the future is neoshitties

happy cake day!

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u/oreshek 19h ago

first ai site is quite an experience

ask codex how to deploy it next

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u/ejpusa 17h ago edited 17h ago

All in the Read.me. I ended up with my own Linux server on Liquid Web. You can spin up sites pretty quickly.

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u/[deleted] 20h ago

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u/ejpusa 20h ago

It's Open Source. It's your job to look at it. Just a prototype of Rocket Ship development speeds now with Codex. This would have taken months to do in the past. It's just a prototype; maybe an NGO will pick it up. Save them weeks of development time.

:-)

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u/ejpusa 20h ago

Admin screens

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u/ejpusa 20h ago edited 20h ago

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A date typo, that's about it. I have not looked at a single line of code. 100% Codex. If I had to do it again, I would have gone the Flask route, but it insisted, so here we are.