Christophe Dupont @the_nomad_code

Solo entrepreneur trying to build my own apps next to my 9-5 job📱 Passionate about traveling ✈️ Vue, Strapi, React, Flutter and way more. Current MRR : 0$ 💸 bento.me/thenomadcode Barcelona, Spain Joined October 2022

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Christophe Dupont @the_nomad_code

4 months ago

As of today @AnthropicAI Claude stays the best for coding in my point of view. I tried them all, but the only Claude is the only one that makes perfect code for big features and the best use of tools. It is crazy expensive, but I hope the price will lower down with time.

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Christophe Dupont @the_nomad_code

4 months ago

So far the best results I had with Vibe coding are with @AnthropicAI's Claude. @deepseek_ai is looping around too much and usually does not respect my instructions. Next test @OpenAI's GPT 4.1 and 4.1 mini

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Christophe Dupont @the_nomad_code

5 months ago

I switched to supabase ! That was not this much complicated. It works like a charm with RLS. This allow me to store all your data online in an anonymous way, without you having to connect to an account. That is so cool !

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Christophe Dupont @the_nomad_code

5 months ago

Back to VSCode with RooCode and free models from OpenRouter. Don't see why people are paying for other solutions. Using Deepseek 3.1 is really amazing so far.

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Christophe Dupont @the_nomad_code

7 months ago

I kinda prefer @windsurf_ai to @cursor_ai so far. Plus I am kinda amazed that they propose their Cascade model for FREE. Please challenge me on this thought. Try to change my mind !

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Christophe Dupont @the_nomad_code

7 months ago

Hey #indiehackers ! What tools do you use to manage tasks and track bugs? Don't tell me you use Jira ! I am a fan of Linear and Plane, but sometimes Todoist, or pen and paper can do the job if you want to keep it simple. #buildinpublic

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Christophe Dupont @the_nomad_code

7 months ago

Today I am debugging issues with the stat screen using #fl_chart. Do you know why the month labels are stacking together ? #buildinpublic #indiehackers

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Christophe Dupont @the_nomad_code

7 months ago

Curious about achieving deep focus in your coding sessions? Follow my journey of #buildinpublic Flowmodoro, a mobile app designed to help any one with focus problems to tap into the flow state. Let's redefine productivity together! buff.ly/3vaX0tl

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Christophe Dupont @the_nomad_code

7 months ago

Struggling with focus is common, especially with distracting platforms like YouTube or X. It's frustrating to lose hours weekly. Solutions include setting time limits or using distraction-blocking apps. Balance enjoyment with productivity. #focus #productivity

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Christophe Dupont @the_nomad_code

8 months ago

When you track your time, do you do it on your phone, or more on desktop ? With flutter it would be easy to make Flowmodoro a desktop app as well, but is it something that you would like ? #buildinpublic #flutter

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Christophe Dupont @the_nomad_code

10 months ago

Back to work! Currently finalising dark theme for Flowmodoro !

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Christophe Dupont @the_nomad_code

11 months ago

No! I won't code today! Specifically because where I am looks like a zoom virtual background.

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Christophe Dupont @the_nomad_code

11 months ago

What typescript is bringing you that a good eslint configuration can't provide ?

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Christophe Dupont @the_nomad_code

11 months ago

Making nice progress on Flowmodoro! I am currently working on dark mode. Private Beta version is for soon 🤩 Don't forget to register for it here flowmodoro.thenomadcode.tech

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Christophe Dupont @the_nomad_code

11 months ago

Shorebird is an amazing update solution for flutter. It works like magic and is easy to integrate with GitHub actions! I love it ! @shorebirddev

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Christophe Dupont @the_nomad_code

12 months ago

Signals look nice indeed. I like the approach of being very minimalistic. The only problem in my case is that a rewrite of everything is just taking me too much time, to reach the same actual state of my app. I prefer to spend time on finishing it.