How I Built a Full-Stack Roulette Game with Claude AI and Deployed It to AWS — While Learning Everything Along the Way
The article details the author's journey in building a full-stack roulette game using Claude AI and deploying it on AWS. The project involved learning various aspects of web development, including coding, containerization, and deployment. The author emphasizes the collaborative nature of working with AI as a development partner throughout the process.
- ▪The author built a free online roulette game called Big Spin Fun using Next.js, Django, PostgreSQL, and Nginx.
- ▪Claude AI played a significant role in writing the majority of the code and assisting with architectural decisions.
- ▪The project served as a learning experience for the author, who aimed to understand the full lifecycle of web application development.
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