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I like that benchmark. You should throw the results up on GitHub pages so people can try out the games.
by apitman 5mo ago
I like that benchmark. You should throw the results up on GitHub pages so people can try out the games.
- brandly 5mo agoYeah! Host on GitHub pages, so it's easy to click a link and play!
- senko 5mo agoGreat idea! I have a static server of my own, so here's my list (of all the tests I published so far): https://senko.net/vibecode-bench/ https://senko.net/vibecode-bench/
- paulirish 5mo agoWould love to see the prompts, too!
- jmtame 5mo agoSame!
- senko 5mo agoI've updated the page with the prompts, c/p-ing here: Minesweeper: Create a beautiful and fully functional Minesweeper clone in HTML/JS/CSS (all in one file). RTS: Create a simple but functional real time strategy (RTS) game similar to old WarCraft, StarCraft or Command & Conquer games. The player should be able to build buildings, create units, gather resources and should uncover the whole map. No AI or multiplayer needed. Use simple but nice-looking graphics. No sound. Implement everything in HTML/CSS/JS, everything in a single file (you can use 3rd-party js or css libraries/frameworks via CDN).
- munksbeer 5mo agoVery nice! Do you have any CLAUDE.md or AGENT.md files that influence it? I'd like to try this same thing and wondering what else feeds into it to produce that output?
- apitman 5mo agoForget GH pages. Indiehosted ftw.
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- johndevor 4mo agoI put a version on Hallway: https://hallway.com/workspaces/4ddaa042-13b1-4fa5-bcf4-3d646e0d2509 https://hallway.com/workspaces/4ddaa042-13b1-4fa5-bcf4-3d646... Easy to edit and share.