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I was intrigued by your idea of using a flatter structure, but that is one of the worst explanations I've ever heard. Clicking around while reading list of file names to us (even though we can obviously see/read them ourselves) and adding caveats, footnotes & considerations with every other sentence dont do your video any justice. I strongly recommend grouping & explaining in a logical manner: - explain the high-level objective - shows the starting point - show the problem - show the output of your solution - explain how you modify the starting point to reach the solution - mention any constraints/considerations. Keep it concise, there's no need to read file names to us and dont go into detail where it isn't needed - it distracts from spotlighting the solution & its benefits.

.TS and .TSX for coding on easy mode.

Been using claude for my nextjs supabase app, and man o man did it make me do 10 mans job in a week. it doesnt give u the best results but it gets work done and has actual results.. btw i just stuff all my code that needs to be in context for what i want and tell it the changes i need, it stumbles but hasnt dissapointed me yet. still using it, im sure ill have more stuff to talk about in a few weeks. Yes your way to structure does seem simple enough and with good nomenclature to make sure claude isnt confused. but personally, i just open up the website, make a doc of the changes i want and the contextual compoenents and DB schemas and all the info and wait for it to cook, it totally relies on our understanding and coherence but can get messy in a long and big project. i think these ai's will be better at building and bring down the base one needs to make web apps but still the complex and apps we use will still be maintained by us with a sprinkle of Claude. and its nice seeing u make efforts to tell people the proper way to use LLM's for web projects. 👍

can you share the template??

I'm working on a nestjs+react project too :) Originally a frontend engineer. How long have you been writing software?

What startup are you building? (and its tech stack?😁)

Bro Just made the tree command 😂 Just install the tree command with wsl I sure all devs on windows have wsl these days Whenever I want to tell an ai about a project structure I just use the tree command with some modifiers 😅

First, thanks for uploading your journey. Using some of your videos as kind of guides, I have started developing my own application. But I do have two suggestions for you; 1. Use Claude AI to build your applications. I've tried ChatGPT as well, Claude's Project Knowledge especially allows you to share the context of your code so that Claude can understand what it is developing and how the new code will need to work within your application and act accordingly. 2. For the brainstorming part, I have worked with sales & customer success teams and I have seen hundreds maybe thousands of decks created by employees for different cases. But if there is an application which connected to company's drive and review all the presentations, it can; a) Tag all the slides and if a person needs Our Product vs Salesforce and a team member in X country already prepared it, they can use it from there. (Many other use cases like this) b) Company can track which slides are created mostly so that they can update the main decks to include those slides with marketing design and wording on them.

A guy who can't even do basic Windows 10 customization like turning off search field in taskbar has recorded 2,5h of struggling with CopyPasting code from ChatGPT.

what theme are you using for vscode?

Interesting to see this from the start. I have used massive prompts like this to try to make big plans, and its good for clearing up some thoughts in my head, but it turns into an absolute disaster as soon as I try to make it give me an actionable plan. First it will make mistakes, which I think we are about to see (I'm at 23:30 and you have immediately spotted that its picked a dodgy version for express). And second when you go down a rabbit hole of clarifying and refining any part of the massive plan it just turns into a massive scroll fest trying to move back to the original plan, and have a conversation with it at the same time. Usually the plan will diverge and then you have to somehow think of the new prompt that starts from where you are at, but still has the full detail. But thats not very fun. Instead of getting the AI to do the work for you, it ends up becoming work to try to write a big prompt and manage the whole process along. Thirdly, doing it all in big batches like this, where it has suggested a dozen or so npm packages, or will generate a component that has all the considerations already implemented, is not how I develop. So it means there is a massive burden of trying to fit the whole thing into my brain in one go, and reason through what its generated, and the git commits are just in big blocks of code, rather than iterating adding each bit feature by feature, layer by layer. So in the end I've stopped attempting to actually work with ai like this. I just generate and move forward one function or small feature at a time. So that I can control the direction of the conversation and keep a mental model of what we are doing, and commit at each step. And to be honest, chat gpt seems to have really gotten worse over the last few months. It's at the point now where it will lose context of the conversation within one or two replies.

This is fire dude, I have been in development for 3 years, I really like the way you are writing the code. I am not at that level but Loved your codebase. Will be watching this playlist, one video a day. a lot to learn, thanks for this.

Hi Paul, thanks for these - have you any tips for non-technical co-founders who want to understand how the technical side more

Please provide all the videos in the playlist Paul some of the videos are missing

Why are you not using Cursor instead? This seems to be very ineffective

Thank you for sharing. Sorry to hear it didn't work out. I doubt there were so few startups that failed. Your journey as described here was interesting. Wishing you the best going forward! PS: How's MissingLettr doing after your use, or have you moved on from that SAAS?

great content. but mate you gotta record at a higher quality

what time (in US time) did the classes take place? do you have to be working on your start up full time?

did you actually get your money back personally?

Excellent video. What was the application process? What kind of questions were asked at application stage?

So 5 letters domain doesn’t cost much ?

Im a fan!! If I was you I would employ S M Zeus!!!

Is the $700 reimbursed if you attend each mandatory live session or do you have to attend all of the sessions (even not mandatory. I believe there are 2 a week that aren't mandatory)? I ask because I am able to attend but my business partner will be on vacation one of the weeks.

Agreed worth it

Paul great content although I would reduce the length of videos (with the same content) and add some visuals like lists of papers, links etc Good luck to your startup!! Keep up posting videos of your journey!

This is a really great series. It'd be nice if you timestamped some of the parts of the video. But that's probably too much to ask. Cheers!

thank you for making this video!

Great progress mate - sav!

Wonderful. Thanks so much!