I’m glad you’re here. This community exists for anyone who wants clarity, confidence, and control over their website — without becoming dependent on agencies, freelancers, or confusing tech. A few important things to know up front: - You do not need to become a web designer - You do not need to rebuild everything - You do need clarity on what matters, what doesn’t, and how to make smart decisions That’s what we focus on here. How to get started: 1. Head to the Onboarding Module and follow it in order 2. Post a short introduction (there’s a simple template — keep it casual) 3. Use the support request template when you’re stuck 4. Join a weekly Q&A / office hours when you can A quick reminder: Progress beats perfection. Short questions are welcome. You don’t need the “right” words to ask for help here. If your goal is to own your website — whether you build it yourself or hire help — you’re in the right place. Let’s get started: 👉 Post your introduction when you’re ready. — Ro

I’m currently working on a productivity app and have most of the core development completed, including the database, front end, back end, and several API integrations. The application is functional, but I’m now at the stage where I need to implement a proper notification system, and this is an area where I don’t yet have in-depth experience. I’m looking for guidance from someone who has worked with notifications in real-world applications—whether that’s push notifications, scheduling, triggers, or overall architecture. I’d appreciate any advice on best practices, recommended tools or services, and common pitfalls to avoid. My goal is to implement notifications in a clean, reliable, and scalable way rather than relying on trial and error. Thanks in advance to anyone willing to share insights or point me toward useful resources

I did a slightly chaotic thing this week: I challenged myself to build a working e-commerce platform in 6 hours. Not a mockup. Not a “demo.” An actual shop with products, cart, checkout, and a simple admin flow. And I built it using vibe coding. What’s vibe coding? To me, vibe coding is basically: stop treating your project like a fragile masterpiece and start building like you’re playing. You code in flow make fast decisions.You use AI like a co-pilot when you need it.You ship before your brain talks you out of it. Why 6 hours? Because deadlines are magic.When you only have 6 hours, you don’t waste time debating frameworks or tweaking button shadows for 40 minutes. You build what matters and move on. How I tackled it I kept it brutally simple: - Hour 1: create the main pages (shop, product, cart, checkout, admin) - Hours 2–3: wire up product data + orders (the “real platform” part) - Hour 4: add basic admin features (add/edit products, view orders) - Hour 5: make it look clean enough to trust - Hour 6: break it, fix it, deploy it The messy truth 😅 Cart bugs happened (as always).Checkout edge cases got ignored.Some code is… not my proudest moment. But here’s the thing: it works. And now I have something real to improve instead of another half-finished idea in a folder. That’s what vibe coding is really about:speed, creativity, learning — and shipping. Anyone else here built something on a ridiculous timer?Drop your rapid-build story (or your vibe coding opinion) below website:https://zokuperfumes.netlify.app/

Today I challenged myself to ship fast — and I actually built a complete web-coded website in just 7 hours. To make it happen, I integrated a modern set of tools that helped me move quickly without cutting corners: Antigravity for rapid building, Supabase + Firebase for backend services (auth, database, and scalable structure), and Framer + Webflow for smooth UI, layout, and clean interactions. What I love about this stack is how well it balances speed + production readiness. It wasn’t just about finishing a project — it was about proving that with the right workflow, you can take an idea from scratch to a working product in a single focused session. This build reminded me of one thing: execution beats perfection — and momentum is everything. the website:https://www.andrea.builders/