Before i start a project, i first write scripts manually to give claude code an idea of what im trying to do
I then use Claude design to design the full frontend in one shot. then use it manually to see bugs/stuff i dont like and re-prompt it to modify. i also give it description of the scripts i wrote so it has a better idea of what i want
Then i use claude code for the backend. depends on task, i mostly use python, golang or typescript.
No IDE. Terminal only. git + editor + agent is enough.
i used this to code my entire project kyroai.dev. it turned out impressive, in under a week
I also belive you should be the number one user of your app to actually make it bug free
Before this i had to type code similar to you, and i say ai code is way faster, for example kyro would have taken me a month for the mvp. but with ai i just prompt. while its working, i browse the app, find newer bugs/changes re prompt again, in under a week the project is done.
All of this with a 20$ claude sub. not even a 100$ plan
Before i start a project, i first write scripts manually to give claude code an idea of what im trying to do
I then use Claude design to design the full frontend in one shot. then use it manually to see bugs/stuff i dont like and re-prompt it to modify. i also give it description of the scripts i wrote so it has a better idea of what i want
Then i use claude code for the backend. depends on task, i mostly use python, golang or typescript.
No IDE. Terminal only. git + editor + agent is enough.
i used this to code my entire project kyroai.dev. it turned out impressive, in under a week
I also belive you should be the number one user of your app to actually make it bug free
Before this i had to type code similar to you, and i say ai code is way faster, for example kyro would have taken me a month for the mvp. but with ai i just prompt. while its working, i browse the app, find newer bugs/changes re prompt again, in under a week the project is done.
All of this with a 20$ claude sub. not even a 100$ plan
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