Hello, Vibe Coding Challenge 2nd generation members
I am the Hon-gong Leader.
Since it's a common rule to start off lightly during the first 1-2 weeks,
some of you might have felt the missions were a bit repetitive, and those who finished all the lectures in the first week might have been confused, wondering what they were supposed to listen to in the second week..
(The intention was for you to listen only up to the assigned progress range.)
So... I totally caught you getting a bit bored lolol ㅠ
If you're bored, you're welcome to create something else based on what you've learned,
but please don't do the missions for other weeks in advance. What will you do then!
Oh, and I see some people are starting to subscribe to Pro because they're running out of tokens.
Since the free version has its limits anyway, you probably would have ended up subscribing by the 3rd week regardless.
However, if you ask, "Is the token limit completely generous now that I'm using the Pro version?" the answer is not necessarily.
1. Rather than making infinite edits within a single conversation, please divide conversations by task units, and
2. I would appreciate it if you could always keep in mind the habit of making specific requests from the beginning as you work.
If you submit by this week, you will have already successfully completed 50% of the journey,
so I plan to send you a delicious snack to celebrate.
The weather is humid and might make you feel sluggish, so hang in there.
I am sharing some helpful 2nd-week mission links from the 1st and 2nd group participants,,,
and I'll sign off now.
Best regards, Chief of Self-Study
E-books, cheaper than coffee - The publisher has gone crazy > 1+1 for 4,900 won
[playlist] Hack-thoven Sonatas 1-32
I forgot to share the playlist last week. My apologies.
Week 2 Mission Link Collection for Batch 1 Participants (Click)
Click on the nicknames to view the Week 2 missions for the 2nd group of participants~~
Mr. MinGuk Kim You made it much, much better than in the first week.
Starlight MoonlightOh, if you do it like a WordPress theme, you could just copy the code and post it. Great idea!
CodingdingcoSigh.. you are working the hardest, so it's really wonderful to see. 100 compliment stickers for you!
sooa15 You have studied the very basics very thoroughly.
Jack and the Beanstalk The refrigerator preference is so cute. Find out what your taste is~ Make sure to click~
usna7 The ultimate goal is to create a structure that is easy to maintain!
FF0000 님 This is one of the most outstanding results among many!
December For a moment, I really thought it was a portfolio and checked your work experience.
Oh Salgu Working with Oh Salgu, I learned how to double performance without increasing ad spend.
Lee*youngAh, this is so funny. Who even makes revision requests like this~ (Actually, I do too)
design Coding instructor version webpage
3154sksk 님 I can't believe you're even reviewing the lectures. This course is truly invaluable.
itsohyunI think the biggest advantage is that it lowers the barrier to entry so you can take on the challenge.
Pro tip for everyone: I heard that subscribing to Pro on the Android app is 5,000 won cheaper than on the web.HwangjewangjanunaClaude is a friend who might not write blog posts for you, but builds an incredible portfolio..
gw05028 Looking at the additional mission details, I'm so curious about the final result!
Jo*ji even included fake data to capture the overall concept and design perfectly.
steve The results are great, reflecting how meticulously you wrote the prompts.
Shin * Young I can see it clearly getting better with each revision.
ibert19 That's right. What you create is much more important than the tools you use. I believe we just need to keep finding our way forward.
jyhst 님 You did a great job creating a clean and neat webpage!
imi-nim A perfect portfolio born from perfect revision instructions