I now don't agree with Corbins "insurance" with Github. I have spent over a month vide coding and this is the 4th time I try and checkout a prier branch to activate a last checkpoint. doing that still does not show the last point in my program both on dev and production. error is still there. I am exhausted! and tired of this always happening. I do not believe in GitHub if it wont do what Corbin claims!! i tell LLM to go back to prior branch and make sure all files are at that prior state. then run dev and localhost 2001. still shows the 2 weeks of work broken code on my landing page. Where the LLM now is trying to recreate what Google Studio originally created in a BAD way! Very fustrating! How am I suppose to properly bring back an old branch as obviously I must be doing it wrong

Has anyone used this? Any reviews? What about the reliability with the stack and connecting backend and all that? Thanks

Hi Guys, i just built a POC for an IOS app, but struggling to get the design right using claude code. I know off of mobbin but not sure how to convert that into a nice UI for the app, any pointers/resources will be appreciated

So Corbin always stresses the importance of having a decent understanding of software terminology in order to be the director and not the writer of code/software anymore. I thought about using notebookLM and corbin's six hour plus video playlist to create a learning set of basic terminology. Now my Question. Is that enough, or should I add more sources to that? Because the playlist is not solely about basic terminology... its about teaching people how to vibe code