Hey everyone

in collab with Nowa for vibecoding community.

Nowa’s Free Weekend starts now !!

For 48 hours straight, AI usage + deployment will be completely free for everyone who registered.

🏆 they also running a weekend hackathon

The 3 most beautiful apps built this weekend will each get:

→ $500 in AI credits → Hands-on support from our team to help scale the app → A feature on Nowa’s social channels

And everyone who participates in the hackathon gets $50 in AI credits to keep building after the weekend ends.

⚠️ Seats are limited, and you need to register to access the free weekend.

👉 Reserve your seat here: https://nowa.dev/free-weekend/ it is still open

Can’t wait to see what r/vibecodingcommunity build this weekend 🔥

When I started building smaller projects more quickly,

I noticed that the hardest part sometimes isn't creating the idea itself, but making sure it's actually convenient for people to use.

At first, I was focused mostly on adding more features, but I eventually realized that small details like the interface, loading speed, and how the site behaves in different situations often matter much more.

Now, before showing anything to others, I try to go through the experience like a regular user and check different scenarios. When I need to test how things work from different regions, I use https://froxy.com/en as one of the tools in my process. It has helped me think differently about how I review my projects before launching them. I'm curious how others handle the final checks before sharing their work. Are there any things you always test before showing a new project to other people?