CASE IN POINT: I am not a coder, I do not know any code but I used Claude to build a website that makes it easy to track GC used listings from scratch

[Andrew Sak]

Was that the year that Wang Chung headlined?

Yes! They didn't have enough headline material, so they Wang'd Chung Tonight 4 times.

*Wang Chung means yellow bell in English.

 

[Peen Simmons]

Yes! They didn't have enough headline material, so they Wang'd Chung Tonight 4 times.

*Wang Chung means yellow bell in English.

You said “wang.”

 

[Chicken Man]

Unchecked rampant capitalism begets unchecked rampant capitalism. Film at 11.

 

[Andrew Sak]

You said “wang.”

With a capital W.
I heard they tried to get Joe Cocker.

 

[smurfco]

I really got it working good now!

 

[smurfco]

if anyone else wants to mess around with this, I think I've got it in a decent spot. Send me a PM and I'll give you a link to my GitHub where you can download it and run it from your own machine.

 

[smurfco]

please also give me your mother's maiden name and the name of your first pet

 

[jp_nyc]

I’m not sure what’s more impressive—that a person who can’t code built a useful application with AI or that a person who doesn’t code is willing to put up with GitHub.

 

[smurfco]

now includes Craigslist National Search in a second tab - search all U.S. Craigslist Musical Instruments pages for whatever you're looking for!

 

[smurfco]

Back to the GC tracker - we got floating thumbnails (hover the item to see a photo), My Watched Items (you can star items to watch), actual item listing dates so you know exactly how long something's been there, a Brand column (Fender, etc.) new filters - and a MUCH faster load time because we switched methodology from scraping to calling the Guitar Center API directly.

 

[Bob411]

Make sure you are searching misspellings too because, GC employees are too dumb or, too lazy or, spelling wrong on purpose so it doesn't get bought before they can come up with the cash themselves.