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Vibe coding represents a modern approach to software development that emphasizes intuitive, AI-assisted programming workflows. This methodology leverages cutting-edge tools and platforms to create a seamless development experience where developers can focus on creativity and problem-solving rather than repetitive coding tasks. By combining AI-powered code generation, collaborative development environments, and robust authentication systems, vibe coding enables developers to maintain high productivity while building secure, scalable applications.
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## Development Tools
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-**[Cursor](https://cursor.sh/)** - AI-powered code editor with intelligent autocomplete and code generation
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-**[Replit](https://replit.com/)** - Cloud-based development environment for collaborative coding
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-**[Manus](https://manus.ai/)** - AI coding assistant for enhanced productivity
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-**[V0 by Vercel](https://v0.dev/)** - AI-powered code generation platform
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## Development Framework
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-**[React](https://react.dev/)** - JavaScript library for building user interfaces with component-based architecture
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-**[TypeScript](https://www.typescriptlang.org/)** - Typed superset of JavaScript for enhanced code quality and developer experience
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-**[ESLint](https://eslint.org/)** - Static code analysis tool for identifying and fixing code quality issues
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-**[Next.js](https://nextjs.org/)** - React framework for production with server-side rendering and static site generation
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-**[Tailwind CSS](https://tailwindcss.com/)** - Utility-first CSS framework for rapid UI development
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-**[React Native](https://reactnative.dev/)** - Cross-platform mobile development framework using React
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-**[Expo](https://expo.dev/)** - Development platform and toolchain for React Native applications
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## Authentication Platforms
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-**[Firebase](https://firebase.google.com/)** - Google's comprehensive authentication and backend services
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-**[Supabase](https://supabase.com/)** - Open-source alternative to Firebase with PostgreSQL database
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Welcome to Genocs - GitHub Pages
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Welcome to Genocs - GitHub pages
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This repository is intended to recap the main steps required to convert an idea into a software product.
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This repo is intended to recap the main steps required to convert an idea into a software product.
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This process is never straightforward. There are many variables involved, and these variables are often not clear at the beginning. Additionally, aims and targets can change during the journey. This often happens without evaluating the impact of these changes on the entire ecosystem.
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This process it is not straightforward ever. There are a lot of variables and these variables, often, are not clear at the beginning. Besides that, aims and targets could change during the ‘path’. Often this happens without evaluating the impact of the changes on the entire ecosystem.
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To design a product and to implement it correctly, as software project it is necessary to have a clear and deeply knowledge of different areas, technologies, tools, and foremost, the right mindset.
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To design a product and implement it correctly as a software project, it is necessary to have clear and deep knowledge of different areas, technologies, tools, and most importantly, the right mindset.
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## Golden Rules
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Before starting to do anything, don't forget to apply these general-purpose golden rules!
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Before starting to do anything, don't forget to apply these general purpose golden rules!
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- DRY (Don't repeat yourself)
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- KISS (Keep It Simple Stupid)
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- DRY (Don't Repeat Yourself)
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- KISS (Keep It Simple, Stupid)
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**Don't Repeat Yourself** (DRY) is a software development principle that states that software developers should avoid repeating the same code or data in multiple places. This principle encourages developers to create abstractions and modularize their code, making it easier to maintain and update. By following the DRY principle, developers can reduce the amount of time spent on debugging and refactoring code, as well as improve the overall quality of their software.
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The **Keep It Simple, Stupid** (KISS) pattern is a software development principle that encourages developers to create solutions that are easy to understand and maintain. This pattern emphasizes the importance of writing code that is straightforward, efficient, and free of unnecessary complexity. By following this pattern, developers can create applications that are easier to debug and maintain over time.
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The **Keep It Simple Stupid** (KISS) pattern is a software development principle that encourages developers to create solutions that are easy to understand and maintain. This pattern emphasizes the importance of writing code that is straightforward, efficient, and free of unnecessary complexity. By following this pattern, developers can create applications that are easier to debug and maintain over time.
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> - The best and fastest way to do something is not to do it at all.
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> - So before starting to do something, ask yourself: **Is it really needed?**
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> - The best and fastest way to do something is don't.
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> - So before start doing something, ask yourself: **it is really needed**?
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## Setting Up the Idea
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In this stage, stakeholders should describe the idea behind the product.
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Market analysis, including competitor evaluation, **MVP** (Minimum Viable Product) definition, and **KPI** (Key Performance Indicators) identification should be defined upfront and thoroughly evaluated.
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## Setup the Idea
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The market analysis like competitors evaluation, **MVP** (Minimum Viable Product) and the **KPI** (Key Product Indicators) identification should be defined upfront and deeply evaluated.
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Terms like ***what*** and ***why*** are not enough. The ***how*** is very important as well.
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-**What** we are going to build
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Missing any of these key points will cause the solution to fail miserably.
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Miss one of these key points and the solution will fail miserably.
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Defining the MVP target is necessary for fast delivery of something to the market. This is important to gather feedback as well as to keep in mind what are the core concepts that cannot be disregarded.
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Defining the MVP target is needed to be fast delivery something to the market. This is important to have feedback as well as to keep in mind what are the core concept that canno be disattended.
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The KPI definition allows you to have a monitor, ***the compass***, to estimate where the business is and to apply the right corrections to the original plan.
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The KPI definition allow to have a monitor, ***the compass*** to estimate where the business is, and to apply the right corrections on the original plan.
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> - During this stage, the technical team is not involved ***(unless to warm up the tech community)***
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> - During this stage the technical team is not involved ***(unless to warm-up the tech community) ***
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There are a lot of different tools out there.
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Here are some that I have used and found comfortable with. A short list below:
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Some of them that I used, and I was comfortable with. A short list below:
For most of them, being on the cloud is a must. It couldn't be otherwise. But there are contexts where On-Premises is an unassailable requirement.
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For most of them be on the cloud is a must. It couldn’t be otherwise. But there are contexts where On-Prem is an unassailable requirement.
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Source code versioning is the repository where different developers store the results of their work. This tool could and should be used even when the development team consists of few members or even just one.
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### Source code Versioning
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The source code versioning is the repository where different developers store the result of their work. This tool could and should be used even when the development team is composed by few members even only one.
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These repositories allow you to store projects both publicly and privately. The most important ones are:
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-[[Atlassian]Bitbucket](https://bitbucket.org/)
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These repositories allow to store projects both in a public and private fashion. The most important one is:
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