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This is made using one shot thanks do the perfect documentation I prepared. https://rant.molodetz.nl/#

This is how awesome AI can be if you spend some serious time in the prompts / gather right data.

To get it working eventually, two bugs had to be fixed. The hard coded localhost:8000 and a if statement needed some extra parentheses to be resolved right.

This is pure a POC to show how cool it is. I won't maintain it.

I like the profile page, how it just like devRant has comments and rants devided in tabs and actually works.

Notification system does not seem to work, I did not check it at all.

Just wanted to emphasize, what a time to be alive!

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    @Lensflare I'm even sure that the devrant apps and bots just work on that backend. If there would've been animo for a new site, imagine how cool it would be being able to use the same apps meaning actially nothing would change.
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    Call me a cynic, if there's a tool that creates an app in one shot after you give it perfect, unambiguous documentation, I'd call it a compiler.
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    I do like POCs.
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    @donkulator It's almost like processing structured language with a computer is viable or something.
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    Let me know if you want to test the backend with a FE app. I can change the url to your BE in JoyRant and see if it works.
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    @Lensflare gross

    Find a room
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    @donkulator at least a transpiler indeed. But yeah. But I consider this really great, even an AI hater should consider this quite successful. But again, this prompt in the end costed some hours to make. Being lazy still does bit pull things off. Not lazy + AI = WIII .
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    @Lensflare would be amazing, check this out, if devrant had that: https://rant.molodetz.nl/docs. Sick huh.

    I really think it would work instant. Maybe not notifications. Not sure.
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    There's only one thing, that I personally would've never done, it's an SPA. I prefer backend rendering pages. Also for Google and stuff but for bookmarking, scraping etc. I prefer a bit more traditional. I prefer to use Javascript in more traditional way, only for live things like events and stuff, not for core functionality like actually fetching the main content
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    @tamagotchi yup, SPAs are horrible!
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    @Lensflare yeah, but probably I can convert it to a backend rendered application on one big vibe. But first I gonna vibe more to get the current version technically correct. I gonna demand to make native html components and stuff having all their own data sources. Soy you can do <rant-list rant_id="13370"></rant-list>. So first, I make it really decent, and then gonna split it up. Slowly will work to something decent. But now it's a two file program, and I really like that, gonna keep it that way. Something nice about it.
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    @Lensflare I now generated the project with the same prompt as the original one. Much better test than all those stupid reports they're making regarding this. The differences are shocking but very appealing to the characteristics the llm's already had on my mind. In exception of Claude, all failed miserably. But it's not totally fair, bevause all llm's need specific tailored prompting to achieve comparable results.
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    @Lensflare yeah, this is what we want, structure! How more structure and isolated components ,how easier it will be to make it in a backend rendered application soon. I'm sore the ajax components are still use-able for if you want to display rants on some custom page or you could even let third party sites use your component to render something. It's not bad to have them.
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