1) I had built an invoice app for a very specific business with php and mysql and had installed xampp on laptop for them to use so no hosting etc. This was in 2017. This friend called me couple of months back that he needs the app to be migrated to a new laptop. Until then I had forgotten about this app. I now migrated this app using react and firebase and hosted on vercel. I did not charge any money back then or now.

2) I was building an app for Dr. to manage their patients. It is like 30% done and I could not complete it.

3) I started with an app for Catering business and it is still WIP

All above are CRUD applications. I purchased Antigravity subscription and so far it is a good learning experience.

Love the game and the UI is amazing..!!!

is it open sourced ?

I was thinking more of the learnings from building this multiplayer game: stud snapping, chunking, client-side prediction, baked geometry and a bunch of three.js lighting gotchas.

Nice, The UI is really great..!!

Is open source still a thing when everyone’s building everything from scratch with AI anyway? But yes, why not.

I would never underestimate the potential multiplying force of open source, unless you have some real secret sauce.

because open-source is mostly not a multiplicator anymore. The bottleneck in most cases is maintainer's review time, not contributions.

I have tried this approach of finding problems and solved them.

I have done a massive code cleanup, abstracting out huge code that made it extremely readable and maintainable etc but such problems are never a problem to the upper management. For them these are red flags and a pain that they fear will cause regression and extra efforts to every other team.

So it entirely depends on the area that you solve the problem.

Also, it depends on the organization that you are working with. Especially the WITCH one's rarely care for code quality.

The app is designed very well and it is very addictive.