[BenoitAdam]

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NullDC4Wii

Dreamcast Emulator for Wii

[Aeplet]

Why are 80% of submitted apps these days made by Claude?

Anyways, vibeslopped app, denied as always.

[BenoitAdam]

Maybe because some people without coding skills still want to contribute making cool things for other people ?

You're just an inquisitor of the modern times, reminds me of middle age with priest.

Spent like 1000h making this thing work but YOU decide it shouldn't be on a public distribution app where. That's childish, selfish and fascist and not a respect of the hard work I did here, despite AI is used.

If you really cared about your user you would just add an option for displaying AI app or not. That way everyone could chose. But you seem not fan of democracy.

[Posifurg]

The reason that apps are rejected if they're vibe coded is because it's a disaster for the homebrew community long-term.

First off, if we just let every vibecoded app in, the library is suddenly going to be flooded with AI-generated junk. The majority of the scene would just be prompt-engineered projects instead of actual software.

It also kills the vibe for actual developers. Why spend hours learning how to actually code and build something unique when people can just "vibe" a mediocre version into existence? It discourages people from doing what they actually love, me included.

When the app inevitably breaks or crashes, the "developer" has no clue why. They didn't write the code, they just asked an AI to do it, so they can't actually fix anything without hoping the AI just "finds the issue" instead of brute-forcing it, since they have a huge tendency to do exactly that. That's not developing, that's just babysitting a chatbot.

[BenoitAdam]

You make no difference between crap and actual useful stuff because you are blindfolded

This emulator has been dev with the help of the best devellopers in the Dreamcast scene for 10 month.

Belongside people like you, most of the end user don't care if it's AI, as long as it works, and that one is a pretty miracle.

Sure, there is a lot of AI junk, aswell as there is traditionally coded Junk app

God, you got PedroWii on OpenShopChannel... end of the joke