@DionJerry · X

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u/molefrog · Reddit

create multiplayer apps that you can play with friends or share with coworkers. Like Slido/Kahoot but you can create your own one with AI. It can build polls, quizzes or games. had this idea for a while, the space isn't new and there is apps like Kahoot that presenters or educators use for polling/quizzes. however the templates are limited, so I decided to ship my own vibe-coding IDE for generating these. you just describe it for example "noise meter: people scream at their phon

jshapiro · HN

Edgi – Letterboxd or Strava for your brain

@mkappworks · X

I am building lets connect

@WachangaWinston · X

An algebra crisis at home became TeachMap: teacher-reviewed AI feedback and misconception maps from handwritten work. Built with Codex + GPT-5.6 Sol for OpenAI Build Week.

u/Next_Bluejay265 · Reddit

I built a free college schedule maker — type or speak your week and it draws the timetable Built this because every semester I was redrawing my week in Notes / Excel. College Schedule Maker — free weekly class timetable in the browser. • Drag & drop courses on a week grid • Print / PNG / share link (no account) • “Type your week”: paste lines like “BIO 201 MWF 9-9:50am” and it builds the grid • Optional voice: say a line, it lands in the text box (Chrome/Safari) Parsing runs on yo

u/RiddimSoftware · Reddit

Many Beginnings - An Interactive Museum of Ideas https://manybeginnings.com I've been in awe of all of the three.js and generally all the 3D work I'm seeing getting built lately with the help of AI. I decided to join in on the fun to build a presentation of topics I love to learn about in an interactive and educational way. I made heavy use of three.js in the space exhibit, and more 2D animations and audio in the music exhibit. I normally do a lot of native mobile work but App Store rev

@RahimNathwani · X

Not a direct answer but the guys at Exercism (non-profit that publishes really good and free programming language self-study courses) recently launched a separate site to teach junior programmers both vibe coding and software engineering fundamentals.