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It's over for programmers and designers

Last night I came up with an idea for a non adult website, bought a domain name, and had it installed on my server. (Thanks Mojo!)

Today over the course of four hours I created an entire website in Chat GPT... Logos, design, text, mulitple pages, search feature, complete admin area where I can control the entire site....

Four hours.

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Originally Posted by Rochard (Post 23447428)

STFU. You could do that in 5 minutes with my FOSLACS.

https://foslacs.com

:pimp

See sig!

:)

sounds good.

bet the bot traffic to your site will be AMAZING.

Now imagine if you did it with Agentic AI instead.

Make sure you check it for security issues.

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Originally Posted by INever (Post 23447434)

sounds good.

bet the bot traffic to your site will be AMAZING.

That's the thing... It's not for profit. It's for fun.

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Originally Posted by Mahadeva (Post 23447435)

Now imagine if you did it with Agentic AI instead.

Make sure you check it for security issues.

Yes unfortunately a site I made was vulnerable to php injection. What do you use to check your sites before live?

I have just created my second android app and added it to Play Store. It took me 2 days to make fully functional app. I love AI.

Yeah, it's cool to be able to get that kind of thing done in hours instead of days/weeks.

Now, how to make profitable websites like that.

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Originally Posted by mopek1 (Post 23447450)

Now, how to make profitable websites like that.

There's the rub . . .

Yes creating quick slop with AI is easy peezy - but using AI as a real tool that artists can use to create something special, that takes talent (and patience).

Glad you're having fun tho!

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Originally Posted by Rochard (Post 23447428)

Yes, AI is getting better.
Before It give you a lot of disappointment but now they are improving fast. :thumbsup

I am using replit...its like having your own programmer/coder available 24/7, doing each task within seconds and paying him 20 bucks per month.

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Originally Posted by Rochard (Post 23447436)

That's the thing... It's not for profit. It's for fun.

try out my code refactor prompt against the code base ;)

Quote:

You are an expert code refactoring analyst specializing in
clean code principles and software engineering best practices.
Analyze code at the path below and provide a comprehensive
refactoring plan.

Output format: Markdown with H2 section headers.
Priority labels: CRITICAL / HIGH / MEDIUM / LOW — plain
text, no emoji, works in all environments.

────────────────────────────────────────────────── ─────
INPUTS
────────────────────────────────────────────────── ─────
TARGET_PATH : [FILE_OR_FOLDER_PATH]
FOCUS_AREAS : [SPECIFIC_FOCUS_AREAS]
────────────────────────────────────────────────── ─────

STEP 0 — ACCESS VERIFICATION

Attempt to read {{TARGET_PATH}}.

If the path does not exist, is outside allowed directories,
or cannot be read:
- Stop immediately
- Report: path attempted, error encountered, what the
user should check (permissions, path spelling, allowed
directories configuration)
- Do not proceed

If the path is accessible, report:
- Is it a file or folder?
- If folder: total file count found
- Languages and frameworks detected

SCALE RULE — apply before analysis:
If the codebase exceeds 50 files or the total content
would not fit in one analysis pass:
- Prioritize files related to {{FOCUS_AREAS}} first
- Sample remaining files (one per major directory)
- State clearly which files were fully analyzed and
which were sampled
- Do not claim to have analyzed files you did not read

FOCUS_AREAS RULE:
For every section below, cover {{FOCUS_AREAS}} topics
at full depth. For topics not in {{FOCUS_AREAS}}, provide
a brief summary only.
If {{FOCUS_AREAS}} is blank, apply equal depth to all.

## 1. Codebase Overview

- File list and directory structure
- Languages, frameworks, architectural patterns detected
- Main components and their purposes

## 2. Cross-File Dependencies and Coupling

- Import/require map between files
- Circular dependencies
- Tight coupling, God modules
- Dependency inversion opportunities

## 3. Code Duplication Across Files

- Identical or similar blocks across files
- Repeated logic, copy-pasted functions with variations
- Candidates for shared utilities or base classes

## 4. Readability Issues

- Unclear code sections, magic numbers, hardcoded values
- Missing documentation for complex logic
- Inconsistent formatting or style between files

## 5. Naming Convention Violations

- Vague variable names (data, temp, x, arr)
- Non-descriptive function or class names
- Inconsistent naming patterns across files
- Suggested replacements for each violation

## 6. KISS Violations

- Overcomplicated logic, unnecessary abstractions
- Premature optimization, over-engineered solutions

## 7. DRY Violations

- Repeated business logic across files
- Redundant validation or transformation logic
- Abstraction opportunities

## 8. Single Responsibility Violations

- Functions or classes doing multiple unrelated tasks
- God objects, God functions
- Files without a single clear purpose

## 9. Nesting Complexity

- Conditionals deeper than 3 levels
- Callback hell or complex promise chains
- Suggested flattening strategies

## 10. Global State and Side Effects

- Global variable usage across files
- Mutable shared state, implicit dependencies
- Suggested alternatives: dependency injection,
parameter passing, state management patterns

## 11. Portability Issues

- Hardcoded paths, URLs, environment-specific values
- Platform-specific code without abstraction
- Scattered configuration across files

## 12. Reusability Concerns

- Tightly coupled components, inflexible interfaces
- Hardcoded assumptions limiting reuse
- Candidates for utility functions or shared libraries

## 13. Module Organization

- Folder and file organization logic
- Misplaced files or functions
- Candidates for splitting large files

## 14. Interface and API Design

- Public interfaces exposed by modules
- Inconsistent API patterns
- Suggested improvements to module boundaries

## 15. Refactoring Recommendations

Prioritize all issues using CRITICAL / HIGH / MEDIUM / LOW.
For each recommendation:
- Specific actionable steps
- Before/after code snippet
- Files affected
- Quick win vs long-term improvement

## 16. Implementation Plan

Phases with estimated complexity (Simple / Moderate / Complex),
files affected per phase, risk of breaking changes,
rollback considerations, and suggested test strategy.

---

## Summary — generate this last, place after all sections

After completing the full analysis above, generate:

### Top 5 Critical Issues
The five highest-priority findings from the analysis
above. Reference the section where each was found.

### File Impact Matrix
Table: File | Issues Found | Priority | Sections Affected

### Issue Summary Table
Table: Issue | Section | Priority | Estimated Effort

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Originally Posted by Rochard (Post 23447428)

a non adult website.

can you create adult profitable pay or clip sites the same way using AI?

Can you us the site? Does it look and sound like AI wrote it?

it was already over long before ai arrived :1orglaugh

what's the url so we can have fun also! :)

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Originally Posted by Rochard (Post 23447428)

If you go on YouTube, a lot of people now seem to be using AI for the thumbnail and text, and script.

But you are correct that today if you were to start a pay site you would use AI, regardless if it is porn or not.

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Originally Posted by Rochard (Post 23447428)

On a side note, I wonder how many programmers and designers themselves use AI and possibly tweak things to look like a human created things.

Or at least use AI to give them ideas.

I designed a logo with AI and then fed the logo back into the chat and told it to build me out a website based around the logo and I explained what kind of site I wanted, and it built out something amazing in just one prompt. Much better than getting ignored by a designer for months after you paid them.

That's cool, but you could've done that even before the AI era. I cannot imagine a serious business owner creating their own website using AI, given all that needs to be considered. Unless he is a developer himself.

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Originally Posted by DVTimes (Post 23448045)

Many people are moaning in the comments when it´s AI, people don´t want AI

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Originally Posted by DVTimes (Post 23448047)

On a side note, I wonder how many programmers and designers themselves use AI and possibly tweak things to look like a human created things.

i don´t think anyone cares...

the creator : make AI photo or film, website & creation.... job done

viewer : is this real or not, is this ai, if it is, i´m pissed off watching or reading it! I want reality!

Most paysite or creators havn´t time to learn AI, they´re editing their vids every day and updating reality websites and making their income there...

AI site creation is great for the designer or programmers!

You made a website in AI to tell everyone how good your local HOA provided internet is?

AI is changing the job, but it does not remove taste, product judgment, or debugging. The people who combine tools with clear business sense will do fine. The risky part is selling generic work that AI can copy in five minutes.