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Even if you agree with the OP, there's a large portion of applications where it simply doesn't matter if the quality of the software is good or terrible as long
by onlyrealcuzzo 7mo ago
Even if you agree with the OP, there's a large portion of applications where it simply doesn't matter if the quality of the software is good or terrible as long as it sufficiently works.
- tyleo 7mo agoYeah, I've seen this too. I like to call them "single-serving apps". I made a flashcard app to study for interviews and one-shot it with Claude Code. I've had it add some features here and there but haven't really looked at the code. It's just a small CLI app in 3 TypeScript files.