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Hello everyone! With the rise of vibe coding, many people are now building their own software, apps and websites instead of paying for subscription, or hire developers to build it. I had seen many people preferring to use AI to create a website then paying devs hundreds of dollars just to create a website.
However, as all of us know, generic AI is just generic, with many fault and issues, including the infamous purple design, gradient & glowing effects, as well as many info is inaccurate. Most vibe coders just ignored this, since they don’t know how to fix it.
Due to these, many people are getting afraid that they will be replaced by AI anytime now, since it can be used to develop anything just to replace them, and corporation will prefer to pay a $20 a month for AI that do not complain, do not sleep, over thousands for a single employees.
But with these, I believe it is time for a change, instead of we developing software, websites, we develop the rules, agent skills, MCP to create a certain stuff, and sell these instead, so anyone interested can use this to create their own product, to their likings. As an example, we can create agent skills & MCP to let users create a SaaS for productivity tools, so instead of generic tools, users can produce high quality tools for their internal use. We can also create databases of knowledges, related to a topic, so vibe coded websites can have somewhere to go for info.
I am not here to sell a service or a course, I want to hear the feedback of others, regarding this topic.
These past few days I've been focusing on improving the website's UX. I've completely updated the RemoveBG API interface, switching from a light to a dark theme and trying to make it look more professional. What do you think?
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I realized I started indie hacking about a year ago, and from my experience, building a web tool from scratch teaches you a lot more than just copying code from the internet or following a YouTube tutorial
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Thanks so much for sharing this, Matthew 🙏
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Hey everyone! First time posting here, I have created side project as made it open source.
I wanted a simple self hosted disposable email solution for privacy and control, but I could not find one that fit my needs. So I built TempFastMail. It lets you quickly spin up temporary inboxes on your own server, receive emails without giving away your real address, and keep everything fully under your control.
Code and details are here: https://github.com/kasteckis/TempFastMail
I wanted to ask for ideas and feedback, maybe do you see what's missing and what could you add or suggest?
I kept losing track of which plumber, electrician, or technician worked on what at my home, so I built WhoFixedIt.
It’s a simple logbook where you can save service provider details, what they fixed, when the work was done, costs, photos, and notes. The next time something breaks, you instantly know who to call and what was done last time.
WhoFixedIt is available as an Android app on the Google Play Store and can also be used directly in a web browser.
I would love to hear your feedback or suggestions!