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- Bolt offers unique terminal and console access that other vibe coding platforms lack
- Lovable provides remarkably simple domain connection (2-3 clicks) with major DNS providers
- Vercel V0's environment variable management makes it easier to integrate with external services
- Mobile app development is supported in Bolt but still has build issues with Expo projects
- All platforms struggle with the transition from prototype to production-ready applications
- Element selectors across platforms help non-frontend developers make targeted UI changes
- Package vulnerability management is a constant concern across vibe coding platforms
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- OpenCode is an open-source alternative to Claude Code written in Go (backend) and TypeScript (frontend)
- Supports multiple AI models through various providers (OpenRouter, GitHub Copilot, Google, OpenAI)
- Includes Language Server Providers (LSPs) for code validation and linting
- Features session sharing capabilities through web interface
- Has enterprise-friendly features like logging, observability, and self-hosting options
- Compatible with MCP servers and can be integrated into IDEs
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- Slash commands are reusable instructions that can be configured at project or global level for consistent workflows
- Use Opus model for big picture analysis and outlining, then switch to Sonnet for execution to optimize cost and performance
- XML annotations help Claude better understand templates and instructions line by line
- Context poisoning is real - clear context frequently and keep instructions focused for better results
- Subagents provide unbiased validation by evaluating work with fresh context and no knowledge of the creation process
- Auto-accept mode in Claude Code can speed up bulk file generation when used carefully
- Cursor's Quick Chat integration allows seamless inline editing without switching tools
- Claude can help write and iterate on slash commands and subagent configurations
- Style guides and validation rules work best when separated from content creation instructions
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- Proper setup and context management is crucial for successful AI-assisted workflows - slowing down to set up proper structure pays off
- Creating resource directories with relevant documentation, blog posts, and examples helps AI tools understand domain-specific context
- Using branch names to match course directories creates a systematic approach to project organization
- Plan mode in Claude Code allows iterating on approaches before making changes, avoiding 'YOLO mode' deployment
- Slash commands make repetitive AI workflows efficient and consistent across multiple projects
- Context poisoning is real - keeping context focused and relevant produces better AI results than overwhelming with information
- Different AI models (Sonnet vs Opus) serve different purposes - use Sonnet for structure and Opus for detailed creative work
- Subagents can handle validation and style checks separately to keep main context clean and focused
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- Technical debt arises from imbalances between speed, cost, and quality considerations, among other things in software development
- Different organization types (startups, enterprises, bootstrapped) face unique technical debt challenges based on their priorities
- Maintainability and scalability are additional crucial factors to consider in modern cloud development
- AI tools like Claude can be used to create educational visualizations for complex technical concepts
- Rapid AI-assisted development requires careful consideration of long-term technical debt implications
- Visual learning approaches can help better understand abstract software engineering concepts
- GitHub Pages provides an easy platform for hosting educational web applications
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- Automated retrospectives capture learnings in real-time during AI-assisted development sessions
- Team knowledge bases help transfer knowledge when projects grow beyond individual developers
- Decision trees and implementation strategies should be documented for future reference
- Real-time capture is essential as the value of learnings diminishes over time
- AI agents can automate the documentation process that developers often skip
- Context engineering helps maintain focus and capture important decisions during development
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- Test-driven development is essential when working with LLM agents to ensure code quality and functionality
- Pre-commit hooks with automated testing help maintain code quality in AI-assisted development
- PRDs (Product Requirements Documents) help guide complex AI projects and maintain context
- Context engineering is crucial for long-running AI development sessions
- Kubernetes and monitoring integration should be planned early in AI-assisted projects
- Complex projects require careful scope management to avoid feature creep in AI development
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- Datadog RUM (Real User Monitoring) provides easy SDK integration for basic HTML applications
- Observability becomes critical as AI-built apps mature and reach real users
- GitHub serves as a central repository for managing multiple AI-generated projects across devices
- Session replay features help understand how users interact with AI-built applications
- Product analytics provide insights into user behavior and application performance
- Public repositories encourage learning transparency while private repos protect early-stage projects
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- Serverless architecture is ideal for remote MCP servers due to unpredictable workloads and infinite scalability
- Lambda Web Adapter enables running any web application on Lambda without traditional Lambda handlers
- Remote MCP servers can act as API gateways, proxying requests to downstream microservices
- Datadog Lambda instrumentation provides automatic observability without code changes
- MCP servers require proper authentication and security considerations despite conversational interfaces
- Cost considerations include double-paying for compute when proxying between serverless functions
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