I'm actually doing it: I've started using Replit to make a simple vocab learning app... and now I'm hoked. My app works great but needs to be better! I've used up all the credits for today, but I'm pretty sure it's just a matter of time before I pay for the core version.
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Share it here once you have it the way you want it. I will reward people for as long as I see fit.
Soooo... First of all, a HUGE THANK YOU for awakening my enthusiasm for something I never would have imagined! As you probably guessed, I ran out of my monthly allowance on Replit, and instead of waiting till September, I tried the same thing on Bolt. Not sure why, but I kinda prefer Bolt. Though that may be just because I had more practice the second time round, and so I used my credits more efficiently. I haven't compared all its features.
Anyway, the first version of my vocab trainer is done, so I published it here. But now I want to take this further... much further. I'm just full of great ideas, and I could see me spending a lot of time on this. And of course a bit of money, and I believe $20 a month is well invested.
But now I'm not sure which one! Even Replit is an option, but maybe you can recommend one of the others? Like I said, I don't care about seeing the code, since I don't understand it anyway, but explaining to the AI what is it that I want, like in Replit or Bolt, is perfect for me.
If I had to explain in a nutshell, my list goes from (top) the easiest to start with, to the (bottom) more complex ones where people have more control and become more "specific" in certain areas (also more powerful), where people will have to start understanding a bit more of code or other integrations/tools/hosting of code, etc.
This was sort of why I gave more publicity to the top ones.
At this point it's not a question whether I am going to keep going any more. I'm just deciding which of the two that I tried I should pay the pro version for.
Within my ability to check on everyone I am following, please do keep sharing the experience and feedback. I can always use it to tune how I approach people.
So appreciate the motivation so far.
Yes, I will publish it and share it once it's up to my expectations. Then you can experience it in action (and learn some German words on the way) For now, here's a screenshot:
It's quite simple for people to start with the first two. And you can even make these be interactive with Hive... like for example, you plug something like this to any post on Hive in german, and get words from those posts and such.
Sky is the limit with these tools, because now the barriers of coding are not there anymore.