Lately, I’ve had a big shift in how I approach coding projects — and it all comes down to truly respecting Planning & Implementation (P&I). Before, I treated planning as something “nice to have.” Now I see it as the backbone of everything: - Cleaner architecture - Faster development - Fewer rewrites - Easier debugging - Better documentation Instead of jumping straight into code, I now focus on: ✅ Defining features and scope ✅ Breaking work into modules/components ✅ Creating step-by-step implementation plans ✅ Deciding data models, permissions, and edge cases early My Current Workflow I’m currently experimenting with: - Claude → Planning, architecture, and system design - Gemini → Writing the actual code - Claude again → Reviewing the implementation This has massively improved consistency and reduced rework. At the same time, I’m intentionally trying to keep Claude token usage low on my Pro plan Any ideas on how to automate this process?

Thank you so much for joining the community, means a lot to me. In this group we are all about leveraging AI to build mobile & web applications and get it into the hands of someone within the span of 90 days (or hopefully less) Glad to have a part of my journey and the many others who make this community their home. Would love for you to share in the comments below more about what you'd like to achieve from this community 👇

Both Seedance + MiniMax dropped today. MiniMax is "better" than Claude Opus 4.6 at 1$ and surpassing it on benchmarks The craziest model to ever exist, Seedance 2.0 is now live (going to testing this one for sure).

Here's some marketing ad promos that was created using google flow. Mostly slow cinematic shots. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1uSviH-Sk8ysYFPbFwhWkMOXHS6VR3wL2/view? usp=sharinghttps://drive.google.com/file/d/1GzWBeawnI50fx5QJwcYPLIv3RHjPpCuj/view?usp=drive_link

Update: ran Claude on my code + docs and had it build from a plan I prompted. Definitely exposed how incomplete things were 😅 but it’s fixing and improving it now. Learning a ton in the process.