It helps if you’re already familiar with the framework (e.g. Next.js), PaaS (e.g. Convex) and other tooling (e.g. Clerk). Many devs who work with these tools will already have templates set up, e.g. a Next.js template with Clerk authentication already implemented. This can cut out a day’s work, so you can concentrate on the actual project. Ten years of dev experience also helps!
I play drums and watch drumming videos. There was a video where 4 professional studio drummers were given the same track and hired to put drums to the track. this video reminds me of that concept. it's pretty cool.
I* so much appreciate Anjana's filtering approach, turns an endpoint into portal to various dimensions of data as compared to having various endpoint* portals per data dimension(filtering). sweet work
Would be interesting to see what could be done without AI help in the same time frame, if you had all the pics/assets ahead of time.. It's hard to tell where the prompt engineering vs web engineering skills come in.
with the exception of Tom's app I believe AI was used mostly to generate images and copy. Cody showed the wireframes that came out of AI, so you can see where it started and what he did by hand afterward if you're interested, the other episodes in this series don't use AI, so you can see other apps built in roughly 4 hours with no AI assistance: ua-cam.com/play/PLz8Iz-Fnk_eRtJeLjx9CxPQw6MzbDgaEu.html
Great series! Love this idea. Does the 4 hours include planning? I have to imagine they aren’t including the time to plan and research their solution before coding.
I would assume everyone did some planning ahead of time, yeah. I know on mine I kind of did the plan on the fly. I built the biz logic of this on stream if you want to see my process: ua-cam.com/users/liveakFMdt9tBFo
for me, I tried to think a bit about an idea before I started my 4 hour timer. I landed on "an online service to help a blacksmith manage his orders and allow clients to upload users" because I played a lot of runescape and enjoy the concept of blacksmithing, but that's as far as I went before I sat down to try the challenge. Granted, I probably put in 5 hours total into the project to polish it up.
@learnwithjason @WebDevCody Thanks for answering my question. Really amazing to hear these types of conversations happening in the developer community. Keep up the great work.
trying to steer more into the fun of show and tell vs. competition, but I'm really loving building with friends - looking to do lots more of this going forward!
I love how Cody created a whole ass blacksmith startup.
Too much RuneScape ruined my childhood
I KNOW
Turkish mentioned 🇹🇷 🇹🇷
Dayummmmm this is amazing. You can do THAT in 4 hours!? How much skills do you have. AMAZING JOB, Fonts, Design and workflow. True masters!
It helps if you’re already familiar with the framework (e.g. Next.js), PaaS (e.g. Convex) and other tooling (e.g. Clerk). Many devs who work with these tools will already have templates set up, e.g. a Next.js template with Clerk authentication already implemented. This can cut out a day’s work, so you can concentrate on the actual project. Ten years of dev experience also helps!
I love this! Such a great way to make dev content feel almost like a gameshow.
Love this series. Would love to be a part of it or maybe a community version.
I'm trying to get a community version going! I have the prompts on my Discord if you want to join in: lwj.dev/discord
I play drums and watch drumming videos. There was a video where 4 professional studio drummers were given the same track and hired to put drums to the track. this video reminds me of that concept. it's pretty cool.
Hoping for more content like this
Hey JSON, sry JASON you sound familiar🤣
No offense take it as a joke.
I* so much appreciate Anjana's filtering approach, turns an endpoint into portal to various dimensions of data as compared to having various endpoint* portals per data dimension(filtering). sweet work
This is so cool! I had just seen Anjana's talk from jsconf a few days ago and now she pops up here! Amazing what you can do in just 4 hours 🚀
Love these!! Sharing with our community of veterans who are coders
Fresh off the anvil lol, courier pigeons! 🤣
This was awesome, everyone took such interesting routes! And in 4 hours? That's crazy!
This is just amazing. Great to see all the different approaches, implementations, and focuses for each app.
Would be interesting to see what could be done without AI help in the same time frame, if you had all the pics/assets ahead of time..
It's hard to tell where the prompt engineering vs web engineering skills come in.
with the exception of Tom's app I believe AI was used mostly to generate images and copy. Cody showed the wireframes that came out of AI, so you can see where it started and what he did by hand afterward
if you're interested, the other episodes in this series don't use AI, so you can see other apps built in roughly 4 hours with no AI assistance: ua-cam.com/play/PLz8Iz-Fnk_eRtJeLjx9CxPQw6MzbDgaEu.html
Love the series, looking foward more exciting tools & tech
awesome
what vscode theme is cody using?
For me it would be cooler to see their process instead of result only like some game devs are doing
I'm working on ideas to capture more process without making it way more cumbersome for the devs. stay tuned!
what extensions do they use?
can you clarify what you mean? browser extensions? IDE extensions? something else?
Love this series !!! ❤❤❤ Super helpful and fun as well
Great series! Love this idea. Does the 4 hours include planning? I have to imagine they aren’t including the time to plan and research their solution before coding.
I would assume everyone did some planning ahead of time, yeah. I know on mine I kind of did the plan on the fly. I built the biz logic of this on stream if you want to see my process: ua-cam.com/users/liveakFMdt9tBFo
for me, I tried to think a bit about an idea before I started my 4 hour timer. I landed on "an online service to help a blacksmith manage his orders and allow clients to upload users" because I played a lot of runescape and enjoy the concept of blacksmithing, but that's as far as I went before I sat down to try the challenge. Granted, I probably put in 5 hours total into the project to polish it up.
@learnwithjason @WebDevCody Thanks for answering my question. Really amazing to hear these types of conversations happening in the developer community. Keep up the great work.
Party is full omg
Next level video this one, love it
Awesome series, keep up Jason ❤❤❤
This 4 Web Devs idea is genius. I love it.
thank you!
Super fun 🤘🏻
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competitive webdev
trying to steer more into the fun of show and tell vs. competition, but I'm really loving building with friends - looking to do lots more of this going forward!