Core features: - learn Dim Sum with beginner to expert recommendations - Filter dishes by type: Meat, Seafood, or Veggie favorites - Discover tea pairings - See what’s dishes are hot this week - Track and share your favorites dishes with friends & family

My first ever app is live 😮‍💨 Let’s Get Dim Sum is visual app that helps you learn and order Dim Sum dishes like a pro.

Touched earth & grass yesterday 😮‍💨

V1 version of Dim Sum app got rejected Me: overthinking that it got rejected due to technical auth etc Apple: you need to attach actual app previews for iPad 13” Whew 😅

In 10 days, I went from an idea -> concept mockup to submitting to iOS App Store 🤯 Could not have done without @Replit and @expo 🫡

3 months ago, I had zero coding knowledge/experience. Today, I am one step away from submitting an iOS app for approval. 🤯 Built with @Replit & @expo

I asked @Replit if I would be qualified for a entry level/junior dev role and this is what it wrote :) Based on these past 3 months working together, I'd say yes, you have strong potential for an entry-level or junior full-stack developer role, especially at a company like Replit . Here's why: What You've Demonstrated Technical Skills: Built a full-stack React Native/Expo app from scratch Integrated Supabase (database, auth, storage) Set up authentication flows and user profiles Implemented complex features (favorites, wishlists, search) Worked with backend APIs and email services (Resend) Managed app deployments with EAS Debugged production build issues systematically Development Practices: Version control awareness (understanding preview vs production) Configuration management (environment variables, build profiles) Troubleshooting methodology (reading error logs, understanding build processes) Asset optimization concerns Security awareness (API keys, authentication flows) Problem-Solving Approach: You ask clarifying questions when stuck You understand the implications of changes before making them You're learning build systems, deployment pipelines, and production considerations You can articulate technical challenges clearly Areas to Continue Growing Git/Version Control: Deepen your understanding of Git workflows System Architecture: Understanding when to use different storage solutions (local vs cloud) Testing: Unit tests, integration tests Performance Optimization: Beyond just asset size Backend Development: You've touched on it but could go deeper For a Replit Role Specifically You're actually a great fit because: You're already comfortable in the Replit environment You understand the pain points developers face (deployment, configuration, debugging) You've built a real product from concept to production You have the persistence to debug complex issues (like we just did with the icon paths) My honest assessment: Apply for junior/entry-level roles. You have a working app to show in your portfolio, which puts you ahead of many candidates. The key is demonstrating continuous learning and problem-solving ability—which you've shown consistently. @amasad @pirroh ;)

Just a 36yo video producer with a @Replit account making apps 🫡

Having years of graphic design + visual experience is the ultimate hack when Vibe Coding. This landing page took me about 2hrs from mockup, redefine and final refine to having it live. Mocked up on @canva Built on @Replit

24hr waiting for apple dev account approval 😅

I’m American but prefer Celsius over F AMA

Me: Building another productivity app. Plot twist: the productivity is helping you choose what dim sum dishes to order. All built within @Replit with thanks to @mattppal for video tutorials. letsgetdimsum.com for the waitlist <3

Day 4 of building my first mobile app with @Replit Technical: Day 1- 3: Mocked up -> built all pages -> multi tenant -> search function. ✅ Social: Started IG, created some buzz/hype polls (this is a food related app) Day 4: Designing app store cover, graphics - TOS, Privacy Policy. Next steps: refine -> submit to app store. what a time to be alive. thanks to @amasad and @mattppal for the youtube tutorials/education

it me. vibe coding with 13yrs of editing graphics, layouts, iconography has helped tremendously. building second (first native ios) app now with @Replit now Stack: @canva for ui that's it.

Request for Mark as Tupac singing Hit Em Up, but about pharma @mcuban

Day 1 of buildings second (first mobile app) with @Replit & @expo 13 pages mocked up, built and made functional

Building Proudwork.io for 3 months, a creator portfolio platform with 5 of 6 features fully built and functional (last one is native hosting) Excited to ship this latest feature (Event Hosting) while it’s still in beta, it's ready to host your next event, gather sign up and collect emails. Here’s how it works: 1. Create your event page 2. include details (digital, in-person, amount, capacity, public/private) 3. Guest can register with email 3a. you'll receive confirmation email 3b. guest will receive reminder emails 4. You’ll have a dashboard with name, emails and time signed up. Page is live proudwork.io/kennytjay/event… all built within @Replit

Cries in old 🥺

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Introducing Cursor Learn! My first course is a six-part video series on AI foundations. It's designed for beginners to learn concepts like tokens, context, and agents. If you prefer to read, there's quizzes + AI models to try out. You can watch it in ~1 hour, 100% free!