u/DarkSpacePirate007

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I vibecoded something that really might help farmers and landowners

Hey guys, I vibe coded something called Virdis - a satellite-powered land and agriculture analytics app.

Here is what it does

  • Map and manage regions on an interactive satellite map with polygon drawing tools
  • Monitor vegetation health using NDVI analysis from Sentinel-2 10m resolution imagery
  • Access detailed soil health profiling from the ISRIC SoilGrids database
  • Monitor air quality with PM2.5, PM10, and AQI readings
  • Classify land use from ESA WorldCover satellite data via Google Earth Engine
  • AI-based crop planning with visual field layouts, intercropping strategies, and crop rotation plans
  • Compare two regions side-by-side with synchronized analytics charts
  • Export crop plans as PDF documents

Built with React, TypeScript, Mapbox, Supabase, Google Earth Engine, and Gemini.

Please check it out and let me know your opinions

Here’s the project:

Virdis - Live Site | Github

[ Please give it a star if you think its nice, will make my day]

also check out another one of my project if you think this is cool
ThanasOS - The best web creation of macOS period

ThanasOS Github Repo

Since on of my recent post abt thanasOS some people were asking me to tell them how I am able to make this by vibecoding only and without paying for any subscription, So i was thinking if i should make a follow up post, so I shall do that if any of Virdis or ThanasOS gets like 150+ Stars on github, since that atleast indicates me that there are people who are interested to know how i did it, else i will end up spending several hours on just making a proper documentation and explanation for this , as this was so many tricks and credit abuse methods without breaking any T&C of the vibe coding tools i use

u/DarkSpacePirate007 — 5 days ago

I vibecoded something that really might help farmers and landowners

Hey guys, I vibe coded something called Virdis - a satellite-powered land and agriculture analytics app.

Here is what it does

  • Map and manage regions on an interactive satellite map with polygon drawing tools
  • Monitor vegetation health using NDVI analysis from Sentinel-2 10m resolution imagery
  • Access detailed soil health profiling from the ISRIC SoilGrids database
  • Monitor air quality with PM2.5, PM10, and AQI readings
  • Classify land use from ESA WorldCover satellite data via Google Earth Engine
  • AI-based crop planning with visual field layouts, intercropping strategies, and crop rotation plans
  • Compare two regions side-by-side with synchronized analytics charts
  • Export crop plans as PDF documents

Built with React, TypeScript, Mapbox, Supabase, Google Earth Engine, and Gemini.

Please check it out and let me know your opinions

Here’s the project:

Virdis - Live Site | Github

[ Please give it a star if you think its nice, will make my day]

also check out another one of my project if you think this is cool
ThanasOS - The best web creation of macOS period

ThanasOS Github Repo

Since on of my recent post abt thanasOS some people were asking me to tell them how I am able to make this by vibecoding and using lovable free tier only, So i want thinking if i should make a follow up post , so I shall do that if any of Virdis or ThanasOS gets like 150+ Stars on github, since that atleast indicates me that there are people who are interested to know how i did it, else i will end up spending several hours on just making a proper documentation since there are so many tricks and credit abuse methods which i found and used (doesnt break the T&C dw)

>Lovable Link of virdis!<

u/DarkSpacePirate007 — 5 days ago
▲ 23 r/PESU

Tung tung sahur , skibidi toilet

yo chat im from skibidistan and joining PESU this year no cap, but i only communicate in certified skibidi sigma dialect and occasionally fanum-tax english. i will NOT be learning hindi, kannada, kanglish, java, python, or basic human communication. my vocab currently consists of “gyatt”, “rizz”, “aura”, “unc”, “delulu”, “crashout”, “cooked”, “locked in”, and “bro fell off” will the NPCs at PESU understand me if i walk into class and say “erm what the sigma ” whenever prof gives assignment? also if someone asks me attendance can i just say “nah gang my academic aura got mogged”

>![credits: to my friend, i dont watch brainrot alr 😭]!<

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u/DarkSpacePirate007 — 5 days ago
▲ 58 r/PESU

🖐🤙👍👍👌 👋👌 🤙🤜🤙☝️👏👌👇🤙, 🤞 👐🤞👍👍 👇👌👋 👈🤙 ✊👌🤞👇🤞👇🤛 👎🤙🖖🙌 👋🖐🤞🖖 👏🤙✌️☝️, 🤞 👌👇👍👏 🤚👌 🖖🤞🤛👇 👍✌️👇🤛🙌✌️🤛🤙 🖖🤞👇🤘🤙 🤞 ✌️👆 🤚🙌👆👈🤙☝️ 👋🖐✌️👇 👋🖐🤙 👆✌️👇✌️🤛🤙👆🤙👇👋 ✌️👇🤚 👋🖐✌️👋 🖐🤞👇🤚🤞 🤛🙌👏 ✌️👇🤚 👐🤞👍👍 👇👌👋 👈🤙 👍🤙✌️☝️👇🤞👇🤛 👊✌️👇🤛

Translation (me the deaf guy from the future):
hello to everyone, i will not be joining PESU this year, i only do sign language since i am dumber than the management and that hindi guy and will not be learning kanglish , will this college not accept me , does the bum samsosa generated by ai taste good , also will this college adopt me

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u/DarkSpacePirate007 — 5 days ago
▲ 32 r/lovable

Best macOS recreation using lovable

Hey everyone,

I built something called ThanasOS, an attempt to recreate a macOS-style operating system in the browser. (Thanas is my irl name , so the name comes from that)

ThanasOS began as a portfolio project, but gradually evolved into a focused effort to recreate the macOS experience within a single React application, without iframes, screenshots, or shortcuts. Every window, dock icon, menu, widget, animation, and keyboard shortcut is implemented as a real interactive component running directly in the browser.

It is built with React and developed iteratively while exploring component design, state management, window management, animations, and general browser based UI behavior. The codebase is still experimental and is very unpolished and can be improved.

This project is heavily vibe coded and was built with strong AI assistance. I used tools like ChatGPT, Gemini, and Lovable while all the ideas and prompts where mine , with all the edge cases and more stuff being handled properly by me, but for generating parts of the UI, logic, and structure and the main code , I used ai. A lot of the initial implementation came from this workflow, and I then iterated on it by refining interactions, fixing edge cases, and shaping the overall macOS-like experience.

From what I have seen online, this is seems to be the best macOS recreations available on the web period . That said, I am sure there is still a lot that can be improved to make it as closer to the real macOS.

I would really appreciate it if you could explore the project in detail and share your feedback, suggestions, or ideas on how it can be improved. The goal is to gradually turn this into a properly structured open-source project and continue improving it over time, It also includes a few small easter eggs and hidden interactions, so feel free to explore and see what you can find.

If you are interested in the implementation, the GitHub README has more detail on the structure and design decisions behind the project. I am also still learning open source best practices, so I may have missed some attribution for assets such as icons or images, and I will keep improving that as I go.

ALSO TO IMPORTANTLY POINT IT OUT, THIS WEBSITE WAS MADE USING LOVABLE AND ALL THANKS TO IT WAS POSSIBLE.

Links:

ThanasOS - Live Site

Github Repository

Lovable Link of the same site

If you find the project interesting, a star on the repository would really make my day

u/DarkSpacePirate007 — 6 days ago

ThanasOS - Web recreation of MacOS

Hey everyone,

I built something called ThanasOS, an attempt to recreate a macOS-style operating system in the browser. (Thanas is my irl name , so the name comes from that)

ThanasOS began as a portfolio project, but gradually evolved into a focused effort to recreate the macOS experience within a single React application, without iframes, screenshots, or shortcuts. Every window, dock icon, menu, widget, animation, and keyboard shortcut is implemented as a real interactive component running directly in the browser.

I am a first year college student, and this project has been one of my main ways of learning by building. It is built with React and developed iteratively while exploring component design, state management, window management, animations, and general browser based UI behavior. The codebase is still experimental and is very unpolished and can be improved.

This project is heavily vibe coded and was built with strong AI assistance. I used tools like ChatGPT, Gemini, and Lovable while all the ideas and prompts where mine , with all the edge cases and more stuff being handled properly by me, but for generating parts of the UI, logic, and structure and the main code , I used ai. A lot of the initial implementation came from this workflow, and I then iterated on it by refining interactions, fixing edge cases, and shaping the overall macOS-like experience.

From what I have seen online, this is seems to be the best macOS recreations available on the web period . That said, I am sure there is still a lot that can be improved to make it as closer to the real macOS.

I would really appreciate it if you could explore the project in detail and share your feedback, suggestions, or ideas on how it can be improved. The goal is to gradually turn this into a properly structured open-source project and continue improving it over time, It also includes a few small easter eggs and hidden interactions, so feel free to explore and see what you can find.

If you are interested in the implementation, the GitHub README has more detail on the structure and design decisions behind the project. I am also still learning open source best practices, so I may have missed some attribution for assets such as icons or images, and I will keep improving that as I go.

Links:

ThanasOS - Live Site

Github Repository

Lovable Link of the same site

If you find the project interesting, a star on the repository would really make my day

https://preview.redd.it/txh9enn2vh1h1.png?width=1918&format=png&auto=webp&s=b2dc80528451f37de365df6c3d1d9ac8ff77507e

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u/DarkSpacePirate007 — 6 days ago
▲ 0 r/MacOS

ThanasOS - Web recreation of MacOS

Hey everyone,

I built something called ThanasOS, an attempt to recreate a macOS-style operating system in the browser. (Thanas is my irl name , so the name comes from that)

ThanasOS began as a portfolio project, but gradually evolved into a focused effort to recreate the macOS experience within a single React application, without iframes, screenshots, or shortcuts. Every window, dock icon, menu, widget, animation, and keyboard shortcut is implemented as a real interactive component running directly in the browser.

I am a first year college student, and this project has been one of my main ways of learning by building. It is built with React and developed iteratively while exploring component design, state management, window management, animations, and general browser based UI behavior. The codebase is still experimental and is very unpolished and can be improved.

This project is heavily vibe coded and was built with strong AI assistance. I used tools like ChatGPT, Gemini, and Lovable while all the ideas and prompts where mine , with all the edge cases and more stuff being handled properly by me, but for generating parts of the UI, logic, and structure and the main code , I used ai. A lot of the initial implementation came from this workflow, and I then iterated on it by refining interactions, fixing edge cases, and shaping the overall macOS-like experience.

From what I have seen online, this is seems to be the best macOS recreations available on the web period . That said, I am sure there is still a lot that can be improved to make it as closer to the real macOS.

I would really appreciate it if you could explore the project in detail and share your feedback, suggestions, or ideas on how it can be improved. The goal is to gradually turn this into a properly structured open-source project and continue improving it over time, It also includes a few small easter eggs and hidden interactions, so feel free to explore and see what you can find.

If you are interested in the implementation, the GitHub README has more detail on the structure and design decisions behind the project. I am also still learning open source best practices, so I may have missed some attribution for assets such as icons or images, and I will keep improving that as I go.

Links:

ThanasOS - Live Site

Github Repository

If you find the project interesting, a star on the repository would really make my day

https://preview.redd.it/txh9enn2vh1h1.png?width=1918&format=png&auto=webp&s=b2dc80528451f37de365df6c3d1d9ac8ff77507e

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u/DarkSpacePirate007 — 6 days ago