DnD DM Realtime Map
A vibe-coded browser game — play it in your browser, no install. DnD game management app – Experimental excuse to explore a variety of stacks in one go.
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Vibe coding tech demo to explore a variety of tech stacks in a single place. 'Force-fitting' it together to save time, instead of having to create individual projects and use cases.
Not really much to do/ see – most is not working properly. The focus is on the tech stack behind the scenes.
Any persistent data is reset regularly. Do not store anything important here.
[!TIP] 98% AI generated, 1% effort – 1% love
Nothing has been adjusted or polished; nor will be. This is about stack integration only, paired with a randomly chosen visual demo.
In case you urgently need it for something.
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