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Someone asked me this in the dms and thr message got too long so I taught i might as well make a thread about it. So here it is. I dont do much coding now but I did do a lot in my college and here are the websites that made my life easier.


Design & Ul Inspiration

I was and still am terrible at UX/UI design. They never taught us how to make a website look pretty, engaging and match the vibe of the product and there are people way more creative and artistic than you and me so instead of breaking your head over all this you can just go over to these websites for inspiration and copy them since actual artists and designer s make them. Just search for stuff like landing pages, dashboards, app screens and copy them.




Developer Tools & Code Snippets:

Instead of wasting time on writing boilerplate code from scratch. I copy them fro. These websites. These tools give you clean reusable snippets that you can plug into your own codebase.




APIs & Public Data

If you need live data like weather, currency, quotes, jokes or even Al chatbot of some kind. There's no reason to build it. You plug in a free API and move on with these websites



Ul Component Libraries

If you're not a designer use prebuilt UI kits. These make your app look polished out of the box. Some of my favorite ones are



Productivity & Workflow Boosters

Small tools that quietly make your workflow 10x smoother. Whether it's better docs or saving you from repetitive typing - they help in agile development


https://coolors.co/ - Always use this for my backgrounds


Testing & Debugging Tools

In real world projects you don't always have a backend or real data while building these tools simulate it. They're perfect for frontend devs who want to get moving

https://www.postman.com/ -Industry Standard



Icons, Fonts & Illustrations

Again to reiterate I am terrible at these kind of things so I just directly import the icon packs, fonts and vectors to make my life easier





That is it. Let me know if I should make another guide for AI tools that even normal people who arent developers can benefit from.
 
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Someone asked me this in the dms and thr message got too long so I taught i might as well make a thread about it. So here it is. I dont do much coding now but I did do a lot in my college and here are the websites that made my life easier.


Design & Ul Inspiration

I as always terrible at UX/UI design. I never taught us how to make a website look pretty, engaging and match the vibe of the product and I know there are people way more creative and artistic than me so instead of breaking my head on all this you can just go over to these websites for inspiration and copy them since actual artists make them. I just search for landing pages, dashboards, app screens and just copy them.




Developer Tools & Code Snippets:

Instead of wasting time on writing boilerplate from scratch. I copy them fro. These websites. These tools give you clean reusable snippets that you can plug into your own codebase.




APIs & Public Data

If you need live data like weather, currency, quotes, jokes or even Al chatbot of some kind. There's no reason to build it. You plug in a free API and move on with these websites



Ul Component Libraries

If you're not a designer use prebuilt UI kits. These make your app look polished out of the box. Some of my favorite ones are



Productivity & Workflow Boosters

Small tools that quietly make your workflow 10x smoother. Whether it's better docs or saving you from repetitive typing - they help in agile development


https://coolors.co/ - Always use this for my backgrounds


Testing & Debugging Tools

In real world projects you don't always have a backend or real data while building these tools simulate it. They're perfect for frontend devs who want to get moving

https://www.postman.com/ -Industry Standard



Icons, Fonts & Illustrations

Again to reiterate I am terrible at these kind of things so I just directly important the icon packs, fonts and vectors to make my life easier





That is it. Let me know if I should make another guide for AI tools that even normal people who arent developers can benefit from.
"guide to jeetmaxx" nah im good DNR
 
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@loyolaxavvierretard @deadstock @imontheloose @gooner23 @mentally_ill_chad
 
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I make roblox games and use the money to buy raw milk nigger my life is so awesome
 
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Very random APIs exist like “otter picture API” where you can just randomly select an otter picture.
 
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ngl gemini perplexity and a copilot all i need and i just take screenshots of uis i like and just give it to gemini
too much text in gemini causes model collapse tho
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ngl gemini perplexity and a copilot all i need and i just take screenshots of uis i like and just give it to gemini
too much text in gemini causes model collapse tho
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Github copilot is too expensive imo. Just pay for for Claude Opus and deepseek r1 they are both top tier.
 
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Very random APIs exist like “otter picture API” where you can just randomly select an otter picture.
I will create a clav api with random quotes from clav
 
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Github copilot is too expensive imo. Just pay for for Claude Opus and deepseek r1 they are both top tier.
banned from using deepseek and my company gives everything for free like i have ai ultra and chatgpt org already. but if i didn't have any of them i would probably still use gemini, right now context obliterates logic for what i need right now
 
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banned from using deepseek and my company gives everything for free like i have ai ultra and chatgpt org already. but if i didn't have any of them i would probably still use gemini, right now context obliterates logic for what i need right now
Gemini is the context window king. Some 200k tokens or something It can take in entire codebases, UI specs, docs, and spreadsheets all at once.
 
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@FaceandBBC @deadstock
 
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Bookmarked. Also have you used scripting to automate some daily tasks or is it overrated ?
 
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Bookmarked. Also have you used scripting to automate some daily tasks or is it overrated ?
I do. For sending automated emails with google Oauth or graph api, web scraping, extracting information from xlsx and feeding it to the db etc.
 
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Bookmarked


Not a dev but I do code as a hobby
 
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Not a dev but I do code as a hobby
^^^ I mastered roblox development but there's literally no money in roblox development. Lately been using ChatGPT to convert excel to json in my main project right now which is trying to estimate the value of Hawaiian short term rentals. ChatGPT is my best friend when learning how to code
 
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^^^ I mastered roblox development but there's literally no money in roblox development. Lately been using ChatGPT to convert excel to json in my main project right now which is trying to estimate the value of Hawaiian short term rentals. ChatGPT is my best friend when learning how to code
Just run a script bro
 
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There's 17 spreadsheets in 5 files
Nigga you known python Libraries exist right? Just use pandas. Ask chatgpt for the script. It's just a few lines of code
 
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That isnt work. That is just time pass
^^^ I mastered roblox development but there's literally no money in roblox development. Lately been using ChatGPT to convert excel to json in my main project right now which is trying to estimate the value of Hawaiian short term rentals. ChatGPT is my best friend when learning how to code
I just explained how I used ChatGPT recently what are you even on abt
 
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I just explained how I used ChatGPT recently what are you even on abt
What you are doing called batch processing. I'll give you a task that is more productive and would help the workflow. Write a script that monitors, updates or syncs data in real time. Like you hit save on a sheet,and it auto-updates the backend. Or you add a listing and updated price estimate with properly logging even better if you can use Restful APIs. Use gemini to generate this since a script like this would require a longer context window.
 
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Someone asked me this in the dms and thr message got too long so I taught i might as well make a thread about it. So here it is. I dont do much coding now but I did do a lot in my college and here are the websites that made my life easier.


Design & Ul Inspiration

I was and still am terrible at UX/UI design. They never taught us how to make a website look pretty, engaging and match the vibe of the product and there are people way more creative and artistic than you and me so instead of breaking your head over all this you can just go over to these websites for inspiration and copy them since actual artists and designer s make them. Just search for stuff like landing pages, dashboards, app screens and copy them.




Developer Tools & Code Snippets:

Instead of wasting time on writing boilerplate code from scratch. I copy them fro. These websites. These tools give you clean reusable snippets that you can plug into your own codebase.




APIs & Public Data

If you need live data like weather, currency, quotes, jokes or even Al chatbot of some kind. There's no reason to build it. You plug in a free API and move on with these websites



Ul Component Libraries

If you're not a designer use prebuilt UI kits. These make your app look polished out of the box. Some of my favorite ones are



Productivity & Workflow Boosters

Small tools that quietly make your workflow 10x smoother. Whether it's better docs or saving you from repetitive typing - they help in agile development


https://coolors.co/ - Always use this for my backgrounds


Testing & Debugging Tools

In real world projects you don't always have a backend or real data while building these tools simulate it. They're perfect for frontend devs who want to get moving

https://www.postman.com/ -Industry Standard



Icons, Fonts & Illustrations

Again to reiterate I am terrible at these kind of things so I just directly import the icon packs, fonts and vectors to make my life easier





That is it. Let me know if I should make another guide for AI tools that even normal people who arent developers can benefit from.
these are gems bro, thanks
 
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