I've been exploring open-source projects built through vibe coding, and I'm curious about the economics behind them.
Released Library Insight v1.4.0 🚀
Java, Kotlin & KMP API Explorer for developers and AI agents, with KMP/KLib support, source scanning, API analysis, AI export and MCP.
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Analyze Android projects, clean build folders, inspect SDK storage, and detect unused development resources from one desktop app.
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Looking for a FREE way to use my iPad from my Mac.
Need:
• Wireless iPad mirroring
• Mac keyboard & mouse control
• Use macOS normally at the same time
Setup: Mac mini M4 + iPad Air M4.
I know iPhone Mirroring exists, but not for iPad. Any free or open-source solutions?
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Built a small open-source CLI called Library Insight. It inspects Java/Kotlin libraries (JARs, AARs or Maven dependencies) directly from bytecode no source code required. Looking for feedback!
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🤖 Just completed an AI-powered Android app for the SoftBank Pepper Robot using Kotlin, QiSDK, Gemini AI, and Firebase. Excited to explore more AI + Robotics projects! 🚀
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Can anyone share good Kotlin Multiplatform project links?
I'm specifically looking for KMP projects with native Android and iOS UI (not Compose Multiplatform). Open-source GitHub repositories would be greatly appreciated. 🙌
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🚀 Building a landing page for my app and looking for inspiration!
Share your favorite Android, iOS, macOS, SaaS, or indie app website below 👇
Looking for clean designs, great animations, and unique ideas.
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Building a notarized macOS app in Swift with a 3-day trial and license key activation, distributed from my website (not the Mac App Store).
Best platform for license generation and verification: Gumroad, Paddle, or Lemon Squeezy?
Answer?
I’m mainly a mobile developer building Android & iOS apps.
But now I’m realizing everything cannot be inside a mobile app. Some things are just better on web or desktop because of:
>larger screen
>keyboard support
>easier workflows
>better admin/dashboard experience
So I want to ask web developers something.
For building things like:
>product websites
>landing pages
>authentication
>subscriptions/payments
>dashboards/admin panels
>blogs/docs
>SaaS products
what stack do you actually prefer for production?
I know the basics:
HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React, Node.js
At first every framework looks good 😄
But later I keep hearing things like:
>SEO/indexing issues
>website ranking problems
>hydration issues
>security concerns
>performance problems
>scaling complexity
>dependency chaos
So I want to know what developers are genuinely using long term and why.
What do you currently use for:
>Framework → React / Next.js?
>Styling → Tailwind / Material UI / ShadCN / custom CSS?
>Design tool → Figma?
>Database → PostgreSQL / MongoDB / Firebase / Supabase?
>Auth → Clerk / Auth.js / Firebase Auth / custom?
>Subscription & payments → Stripe / RevenueCat / Paddle / Razorpay?
>Backend → Node.js / Supabase / Firebase?
>Hosting → Vercel / Cloudflare / AWS / DigitalOcean?
Also curious:
>Which AI tools do you use daily for vibe coding?
>Do you fully trust AI-generated code or always review/debug it yourself?
>For AI integration in websites/apps, which provider do you recommend for:
good performance
lower cost for starters
easy integration
production scalability
If you started again today from scratch, what stack would you choose for a modern production-ready website/app?
I’m mainly a mobile developer building Android & iOS apps.
But now I’m realizing everything cannot be inside a mobile app. Some things are just better on web or desktop because of:
>larger screen
>keyboard support
>easier workflows
>better admin/dashboard experience
So I want to ask web developers something.
For building things like:
>product websites
>landing pages
>authentication
>subscriptions/payments
>dashboards/admin panels
>blogs/docs
>SaaS products
what stack do you actually prefer for production?
I know the basics:
HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React, Node.js
At first every framework looks good 😄
But later I keep hearing things like:
>SEO/indexing issues
>website ranking problems
>hydration issues
>security concerns
>performance problems
>scaling complexity
>dependency chaos
So I want to know what developers are genuinely using long term and why.
What do you currently use for:
>Framework → React / Next.js?
>Styling → Tailwind / Material UI / ShadCN / custom CSS?
>Design tool → Figma?
>Database → PostgreSQL / MongoDB / Firebase / Supabase?
>Auth → Clerk / Auth.js / Firebase Auth / custom?
>Subscription & payments → Stripe / RevenueCat / Paddle / Razorpay?
>Backend → Node.js / Supabase / Firebase?
>Hosting → Vercel / Cloudflare / AWS / DigitalOcean?
Also curious:
>Which AI tools do you use daily for vibe coding?
>Do you fully trust AI-generated code or always review/debug it yourself?
>For AI integration in websites/apps, which provider do you recommend for:
good performance
lower cost for starters
easy integration
production scalability
If you started again today from scratch, what stack would you choose for a modern production-ready website/app?




