it only took me half a day to port a *native* iOS app to *native* Android with AI. hardware stack I've never worked with (BLE) and I'm not even an Android dev. it would've required weeks of research if I attempted this just a year ago. devs who resist AI are so cooked πŸ’€

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I've said that today with one my colleague... I'm not a dev and I want to build my own site from scratch.. and magically yesterday I built it with a Tailwind too.. I went through all incompatible dependences and solve all the issue thank to Agents! That was just unthinkable few years ago!
As someone that knows almost zero code it was awesome to have an ai write me a python script to strip metadata from jpgs rename them to their hash value. It’s nowhere on the same level as porting an app, but I feel like it’s a tiny first step in that direction.
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gotcha 1 year ago
Great that you share your experience ! Any rough idea how much it did cost you ?
is that how you justify that you didn't even use a full dollar of the credits I gave you πŸ˜‚
Not sure what you mean. I am neither a security expert, nor am I an Android dev either, but there may be some severe flaws in the crypto implementation of this app. Now I know that this is just a fun project and by no means production ready, yet it shows the lack of "control" that vibe-coding has. As all things, it should be used in moderation. While it is true that it may have taken you months to research stuff in order to build this, some parts of the app need to be researched and reviewed in order to be "safe".
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