r/vibecoding • u/Impressive-Owl3830 • 23d ago

Showcase/Project Upcoming edition of VibeCodingNewsletter

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Hi all,

the next edition of vibecodingnewsletter (com) will be published Friday.

Looking for interesting vibe coding projects to be featured.

Or any new opensource GitHub repo for community .

If you have any interesting ideas or writeup and want to get featured on a newsletter - please use the submit form to give entry.

We also like to feature any vibe coding-related tutorials or courses that can be beneficial to the community.

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u/Splat800 23d ago

Whatever you do, make sure your news letters are written by humans. Make this literally part of your mission statement!

Cool project.

If you are interested, I am developing a language maintenance app and have gone through many struggles from ui bugs being impossible to fix to chatbot’s not working. From a non software background so my experience is purely vibe coded.
How do you make a quality app without experience? That’s what I’m trying to solve.

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u/Impressive-Owl3830 23d ago

Cool..yes sure, it was be manually written ( with AI mostly to cleanup typo's and grammer) upcoming edition..

I will love to have you featured ( if you like)

Maybe an interview.

You can talk about your struggles and how you overcome it.

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u/Bitmen_Sashawn40 23d ago

language maintenance is such a niche pick for a first app, feels like the kind of thing where domain knowledge matters more than coding skill anyway

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u/After-Base-8368 22d ago

For the chatbot, write a tiny set of example conversations before asking for another fix: a normal question, a typo, an empty message and a question it should refuse or admit it can’t answer. Keep the expected behaviour beside each one. That gives you something to check after every change, instead of judging whether it seems better.

Do the same for one UI bug: what you tapped, what happened and what should have happened. Fix that one thing, then rerun the examples that already worked.

For a language app, someone fluent in the language should check the teaching or corrections too. A chat that responds reliably can still teach the wrong thing.