Tag: AI Code Generation
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I Built a Browser Game in 2 Hours on a Free Weekend – No Coding
Last weekend I had some free time and a wild idea: what if I built a fully playable browser game from scratch — design, code, assets, and deployment — in a single afternoon? No team. No budget. Just a concept, a few AI tools, and roughly two hours. The result is Steki Kuby — an…
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Vibe‑Coding a Real App with AI in 3 Hours: What the Free Tools Don’t Tell You
It started with a tweet. A Polish traffic‑safety journalist (https://x.com/_zboral) wrote that if someone in IT really wanted to, they could topple the local driving‑school industry in a week by launching a free website with driving‑test questions. The data is public, he said, and linked to the government portal hosting the official question set. Someone…
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From One Picture to a Board Game: How AI Helped Me Build a Game in One Afternoon
It Started with a Photo Picture this: You’re wandering through a weekend market, coffee in hand, when you spot something that stops you in your tracks. For me, it was an elderly craftsman demonstrating an ancient strategy game on the most beautiful leather board I’d ever seen. https://game.orpi.pl The game was called “Three in Line”-…
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Automating Content Creation and Publishing with Make.com and LLM
Creating and posting automated content to platforms like WordPress, Facebook and LinkedIn can significantly streamline your content strategy and save time. In this article, I’ll walk you through the process I used to create an automated solution for generating blog posts and sharing them on Facebook, using Make.com integrated with Perplexity PRO API and ChatGPT…
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Don’t blindly trust AI when coding!
Coding is evolving quickly. Tasks that can be described are now easily converted into code by LLM models. But is it safe to trust external tools that might lack awareness of syntax, best practices, and the pros & cons of different solutions? Key Advice:“Always test, write comprehensive unit tests, find errors, and suggest improvements.” Let’s…