W(o/a)ndering a(b/r)ou(t/nd) the world with curiosity
Vibecoding has finally seeped into my life. I finally implemented
the project I wanted to bring to live - a thing that looks at uni
societies' posts on instagram, extracts events from them and
presents them in a pretty manner.
You can check out the repo -here-.
Of course, there are some more things I need to work on - primarily,
the date extraction is bugging a bit. There are also some issues
with the scraper api itself, but for something I've figured out from
start to finish in 6 hours, I think this is fine.
Bottom-line, I really enjoyed not having to write many lines of code
manually, but also it's important to be able to read the code, and
preferably to let Claude code in smaller chuncks to maintain a solid
grip on what's happening in the codebase. Also, it seems like the
value is shifting from being able to implement the general
functionality (at least for simple apps) to making the UI/UX
polished.