@Swapnil1256 · X

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@f_lecroissant · X

building apps for business on

@jacobhodgson · X

My kid asked me to make a game for her, not to download but to create, so I fired up Claude Code and after an evening, produced three games all of which you can now play on your phone. Tap Tap Blocks ( ) is built from a nine-tile grid of animals, all of which respond when you tap them, and a MAGIC button, because every game needs one. And that’s all there is to it – because that’s all there should be to it, for a little girl. Emoji Wonderland ( ) has six realms – garden, ocean, space, jungle, food, animals – and you get to pop the emojis and drag them around to gather them – it was my favourite game to make, which is not always the case. and Lucky Vegas ( ) has five reels, a paytable, an auto-play function, and a $50,000 jackpot of entirely fictional cash, for which I am grateful, as I was the only one playing. But it was using Twemoji that made them feel like real games, and not just crude experiments with clip-ar

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sgbeal · HN

Word-finder/anagram solver web app for mobile browsers

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@AnthonyLe88 · X

Check out what I just built with Lovable!

websitescenes · HN

AI game builder and editor built with Rails and Godot

@sashibchoudhary · X

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@kei_sidorov · X

Remote iOS vibe coding used to be painful because of the installation loop. Build → upload → install → launch → test → repeat. That cycle kills iteration. So I built Now I can connect to my iOS Simulator from anywhere and test changes in seconds.

@StepintoBEra · X

Mine is free, btw.