[6-Week Course] 『Self-Study Vibe Coding with Claude Code』 Complete Reading Challenge
Sometimes together, sometimes alone, study vibe coding for 6 weeks! Experience 15 vibe coding projects from basics to automation.
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Sharing Week 2 learning content out of the blue.
Hello, I'm the Hon-Gong Leader.
I'll also be sharing the Week 2 study content unexpectedly.
Since it connects with Week 1,
and because everyone has reached the point where they can do the basic and optional missions with their eyes closed,
I've brought some of the most impressive posts.
Oh, before I share!
Seeing both free and Pro version Claude users suffering from token limits, I asked the author for advice. I'm sharing their response below.
Q. I'm studying Ch02 and hitting token limits. Will I encounter token limit issues more frequently as I progress?
A. First of all, I recommend separating your conversations. If you are hitting limits in Ch02, I suspect you are making too many repetitive revisions within a single conversation. When you give a revision instruction after performing a single task, all previous content is re-entered into the context, causing the cumulative context volume to increase rapidly.
It would be better to save the current code and then start a new conversation by attaching it. Even if you upgrade to Max, context constraints still exist, so making an effort to reduce cumulative context is one of the important skills in prompt engineering.
Consider this as practice, and it will be important to find your own methods, such as asking to summarize the current conversation before the context reaches its limit and then opening a new conversation by attaching the summary along with the latest code.
One more thing to add is that making specific requests from the beginning saves much more tokens than requesting revisions later.
Q. I'm using the Claude Pro plan; will upgrading to Max free me from token limits?
A. Actually, vibe coding isn't free. The fact that AI codes for you doesn't mean it's doing it for free. I believe it's important to choose the appropriate plan based on your goals.
Specifically, Claude Pro only provides slightly extended usage, so if you want more than what's covered in the book, upgrading to the Max plan could be a fundamental solution. However, the price difference is significant, so it's difficult for me to recommend it. Furthermore, even Max is not entirely unlimited.
As mentioned earlier, "1. Divide conversations by task units rather than revising infinitely in one conversation, and 2. Develop the habit of making specific requests from the start" is the best advice I can give you.
Seeing how others have studied is also a great help for your learning.
Click on a nickname to go to their Week 2 post =33
The one you made for the interview is the real deal... I'd love to work with you.
The inclusion of dynamic elements definitely catches the eye.
The dynamic elements really make the achievements stand out.
Jin, you're seriously impressive... I only got one of those dad jokes right. I even came up with a "brilliant" wrong answer: "An-finger."
"All free tokens are used up, so it's GenieMy canvas again this week!
I shouldn't laugh, but the way you said 'they're all gone...' is so funny ㅠㅠ"
It's cool how you upgrade it step-by-step from the first result.
I think it would be good to read it carefully.
The part where you realized how to delegate work to employees while working is particularly impressive.
Wow, changing it to Burger King style is incredible.
I finished it all the way through without any free usage limits.
I really like the personal thoughts section in review question #4. Whether it's a human or an AI, giving vague instructions always ends up costing twice as much time and money!
You did a great job even with the extra missions. The Chief says they want to see *Min make a Mandalart as well...
They actually served up a CSP bypass method for image loading this week.
You did a really great job on both the marketer and developer portfolios.
This is what it looks like when the design is modified to be dynamic and flashy.
Please take a look at the grey text written from the teacher's perspective lol
"I realized that step-by-step instructions are key, rather than asking for everything at once,"
Sonnet 4.5 is less refined, and switching to Opus 4.5 completely changes the vibe.
Let's all give a round of applause to the self-studiers who studied while traveling.
Impact highlights section, backend development version~!
I made this as a developer portfolio.
You compared which AI coding tools are generous to developers on a budget.
The page on how the Anchor Currency works is really fascinating..
The 4-step portfolio strategy summary section is worth revisiting over and over.
Please take a look at how the page changes depending on the prompt modifications.
Applied to an AI-based e-commerce business portfolio. Done.
Wow, it's so cool how you saw a 40% complete result and immediately filled in the remaining 60%.
An extremely geeky cyberpunk theme
The fact that it doesn't look like AI is the real deal. Seriously, please just come take a look at my portfolio. Please.
In closing... a thought I had this week:
I also try making things with "vibe coding" when I'm bored sometimes, and for both me and you... this meme came to mind for the first time in a while lolololololololol
I realized that I'm actually much worse at giving instructions than I thought, and if it were a real person instead of AI, I think they would have punched me lololololol T_T
Just as author Taeho Jo said, I'll try to build the habit of making detailed requests from the start. Let's go, both me and you!
I'll be heading out now...
Keep up the hard work on whatever you're doing!
Best, Chief
