A small self hosted store front in PHP. Physical and digital products, cart, checkout, customer accounts, order emails, an admin panel, and three payment options: Bitcoin through your own BTCPay Server, cards through Stripe Checkout, and PayPal. Built on Flight PHP with a matching FlightJS front end on a plain LAMP stack plus Redis. No Composer, no bundler, no framework bloat. Clone it, point Apache at public_html, import the database and you have a store.
I don’t fully buy that. The commit history shows a lot of slopisms and large changes in one go, the design itself is the go-to LLM design (you’d think someone with 15 years of experience would make a more inspired design), and, one of the biggest indicators of LLM usage is in the code, which is the overuse of meaningless comments. Comments that are just there to leave a comment, complete with things like “[X]: not [Y]”. It does look, at the very least, LLM assisted, if not entirely vibe coded.
Also, this claim of your is completely worthless. Lots of 15-20 year developers use LLMs. Your personal insults do not help your case.