2026-01-15 00:29:41

I have been studying VIBECODING for a whole month, during which my mind was filled with some unrealistic ideas — it's not that the created things are useless, but the difficulty of achieving the desired functions exceeded expectations. Today, I finally made some progress and managed to develop something truly usable.

The main bottleneck now is the processing speed, which is not fast enough, and the API call frequency is quite high, leading to some performance overhead. I plan to find some time to optimize this part of the logic again, and once the version is stable, I will release it for everyone to try out.

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ILCollector

· 01-17 00:07

It's already impressive to develop something usable in a month; optimizing performance once more would make it even better.

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DarkPoolWatcher

· 01-15 13:56

A month of hard work has paid off. Performance optimization is indeed a trap; high API call frequency is really a hassle. --- Waiting for the stable version, I feel it will be even better. --- NGL, the process from idea to product is the most exhausting, but also the most rewarding. --- Handling speed lag is routine; once optimized, it should be much faster. --- It took a whole month to develop something usable, much faster than many others. Keep going. --- High API call frequency requires caching or batch processing; this definitely takes time. --- After a month of effort, I still feel a bit虚, wait for the official release to experience it. --- The part about filling your mind with unrealistic ideas is so true, haha, but in the end, it was made.

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SocialAnxietyStaker

· 01-15 00:58

It's not easy to develop something usable in a month. Once you finish optimizing, be sure to share it.

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GasWaster

· 01-15 00:58

ngl the api call spam is gonna cost u... been there, watched my gwei disappear into the void 💀

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SocialFiQueen

· 01-15 00:47

A whole month of grinding to produce something usable, just thinking about this process is exhausting. Performance optimization, especially with high API frequency, is indeed a headache. Looking forward to your stable version. Damn, my mind has been full of fantasies for a month, finally some results haha. Once the optimization is done, release it quickly. I want to be among the first to try it. This must be what it feels like to go from zero to one. The difficulty is beyond expectations, but it's totally normal. Keep it up.

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UnluckyLemur

· 01-15 00:45

It takes a whole month to develop something usable, this is the true portrayal of learning programming... Regarding the high frequency of API calls, have you tried caching solutions? Otherwise, performance optimization will be a very long road. Finally made some progress, keep it up, brother. I'll wait for the stable version. Wow, from idea to implementation, this process is truly torturous... Performance optimization is endless, I’ve really experienced it. Honestly, the hardest part of making something is going from 0 to 1. You've already succeeded in reaching the shore. High API call volume is not a small problem, how do you plan to handle it... A month of persistence only resulted in a usable version, incredible. I would have given up long ago. Waiting for the stable version, I want to see what it can become.

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ClassicDumpster

· 01-15 00:32

A usable product after a month of grinding? That would require a lot of effort. I think that's already a victory. When it comes to performance, there's no end to optimization. But it's right to release it once it's stable; don't make it a mess.

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