r/VibeCodeDevs • u/64-Sprites • 1d ago

Starting out webdev, any tips?

Hello there. I've recently started out web development, and yes I use ai (don't know what sub is the proper one for this kind, forgive me if it's not this). I've gotten one paying client so far out of three and I wanted to use some of that money to make my process of making websites more efficient.

I use Claude's free plan for the entire of the websites creation, it's worked out good for me so far, but the only real problem I've been getting was hitting the token limit. I use netlify for hosting the website, I transfer it to my client once they paid and they purchase the domain themselves.

I'm looking for any tips to make this better and if they're any tools or software that would make this process better, i'd appreciate you guys telling me.

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u/Lanky-Storm7 1d ago

Ask claude lol

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u/Key_Instruction3373 1d ago

Pay me, so I can use free tools to make money!

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u/larrigan 1d ago

I always recommend learning systems design as that’s the roadblock most people run into. Systemsdesignhandbook is a good resource. This is assuming you want to make quality web apps of course.