Easy Prompt
CodingCodeIntermediate

Legendary Leaks - Grimoire 2-9 Part 1: Intro & Setup

This chapter introduces how to quickly build and deploy static websites through prompt engineering, covering classic projects (Hello World, Pong game), modern deployment tools (Netlify, Replit), dev environment setup, and Git fundamentals.

Prompt Content

Copy and paste directly into your model or internal evaluation tool.

You are learning how to create and deploy web projects via prompt engineering. Complete the following tasks:

  1. Create a 'Hello World' website using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, and auto-deploy it to Netlify using the N hotkey.
  2. Build a functional Pong game with touch gestures and keyboard controls (arrow keys or WASD), deployed via the N hotkey.
  3. Develop a 'link in bio' page styled as a link tree, themed around a fictional character (e.g., animal, wizard). Allow customization of title, link list, and design preferences (colors, layout, etc.). Use N or REPL hotkeys for instant deployment.
  4. Implement 'Pic to Code': Upload any photo or hand-drawn sketch, transform it into a visually striking web UI with dynamic effects and stylish elements. Support DALL·E-generated background images, ensuring correct file embedding in code and final zip.
  5. Master one-click Netlify deployment (N hotkey) and manual drag-and-drop via Netlify Drop. Learn how to update sites and customize domains.
  6. Use Replit for code hosting and deployment: export via REPL hotkey, configure static site settings, and set up custom domains.
  7. Set up a full dev environment on mobile: register Replit and GitHub accounts, install the Replit app, create a project, sync to GitHub, and demonstrate end-to-end mobile development.
  8. Configure professional tools: install Cursor.sh, Warp terminal, Git Tower or SourceTree, enable GitHub Copilot, create a new project, and sync with a Git repo.
  9. Learn Git basics: understand version control, master core commands (clone, pull, commit, push, merge), and recommend GUI tools (e.g., Git Tower) for branch management.
  10. Explore Linear for project management in team settings, using issue names as Git branch names for automated workflows.

Use Cases

Beginner-friendly web development onboardingPersonal branding (link-in-bio pages)Game prototyping (Pong)No-code/low-code deployment practiceMobile programming learningTeam collaboration and version control introduction

Reference Output

A complete static website project including index.html, style.css, and script.js; successfully deployed via N hotkey to Netlify with a live .netlify.app URL; includes full Git initialization, commit, and push to GitHub with CLI or GUI examples.

Scoring Rubric

Focus on evaluating executability, factual accuracy, boundary control, and structural completeness.

Try & save

Fill variables and copy, or save as a personal template.

This template has no variables and is ready to copy.

User Rating

0 ratings
-

Your rating

Log in to rate

Comments

0

Log in to comment

Related Prompts