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I have been using Claude Sonnet with Artifacts along with Vercel V0 to build Sveltekit pages and components really well. I create a UI in V0 and then simply cop

I have been using Claude Sonnet with Artifacts along with Vercel V0 to build Sveltekit pages and components really well. I create a UI in V0 and then simply copy the JSX into Claude and tell it to convert to Sveltekit. It creates the +page.svelte +page.server.ts and all the components almost perfectly.

whiddershins 2y ago
I wish it could preview svelte builds. I wish it would let me include svelte files in “projects.”
ttul 2y ago
Claude helped me code up a quick webhook handler for a silly side project. Being a side project, I asked it to put the code into a Docker container, which is did flawlessly. It also gave me a Makefile with sensible targets for building, rebuilding, starting, stopping, etc. Finally, I asked it use an .env file for the secrets I needed to store. Everything it did was one-shot on target. The only thing that would make this better would be to have it in the terminal with me.
- lukasb 2y ago
  I keep saying that if nothing else, we are in a golden age of actually finishing side projects. All those “it’s easy, I’ll just glue this API to this API” projects really are easy now.
  - r2_pilot 2y ago
    This, exactly. Every side project I've thrown at Claude 3.5 Sonnet has been completed that same night. It's so different from how I used to treat my backlog projects which could take a week or so of research-code-iterate and now they're just an evening (or less; since Sonnet's upgrade on average it's taken me about 20-40 minutes to get the night's planned work done) and I get to sleep earlier. Win-win-win
brcmthrowaway 2y ago
This is not really valuable, because it could probably be done by an fiverr contractor cheaper than the marginal cost of $(LLM training cost + query cost)
- sally_glance 2y ago
  That contractor would likely just be a LLM proxy today though...
- afro88 2y ago
  OP isn't training though. They're just paying for query. Much cheaper (and insanely faster) than fiverr

whiddershins 2y ago

I wish it could preview svelte builds. I wish it would let me include svelte files in “projects.”

ttul 2y ago

Claude helped me code up a quick webhook handler for a silly side project. Being a side project, I asked it to put the code into a Docker container, which is did flawlessly. It also gave me a Makefile with sensible targets for building, rebuilding, starting, stopping, etc. Finally, I asked it use an .env file for the secrets I needed to store. Everything it did was one-shot on target. The only thing that would make this better would be to have it in the terminal with me.

lukasb 2y ago
I keep saying that if nothing else, we are in a golden age of actually finishing side projects. All those “it’s easy, I’ll just glue this API to this API” projects really are easy now.
- r2_pilot 2y ago
  This, exactly. Every side project I've thrown at Claude 3.5 Sonnet has been completed that same night. It's so different from how I used to treat my backlog projects which could take a week or so of research-code-iterate and now they're just an evening (or less; since Sonnet's upgrade on average it's taken me about 20-40 minutes to get the night's planned work done) and I get to sleep earlier. Win-win-win

brcmthrowaway 2y ago

This is not really valuable, because it could probably be done by an fiverr contractor cheaper than the marginal cost of $(LLM training cost + query cost)

sally_glance 2y ago
That contractor would likely just be a LLM proxy today though...
afro88 2y ago
OP isn't training though. They're just paying for query. Much cheaper (and insanely faster) than fiverr