Vibe-Coding Creation Story

Based on the spec, the Lect is a JSON structure designed for multilingual content management. Here's what the Lect object represents:

Core Concept: The Lect is a content entity (like a blog post) that supports multiple languages natively.

Key Components:

• Metadata Fields (_type, _pointers, date, published, etc.)
• Multilingual Content Fields (title, excerpt, content)
• Nested Multilingual Objects (comments with multilingual fields)
• Relational Data (related_posts with relevance scoring)
• Block Structure (_blocks for repeating content)

I've created a modern, responsive landing page for the Lect object! Here's what I built:

Key Features:

• Modern gradient background with purple/pink theme
• Responsive design with glassmorphism effects
• Hero section with call-to-action buttons
• Features section showcasing Lect capabilities
• JSON demo with syntax highlighting
• Interactive elements and smooth animations

The landing page effectively showcases the Lect object's multilingual content management features!

Perfect! I've updated the sample JSON code to include the complete Lect object structure:

Added Sections:

• Comments Collection - Array of comment objects with multilingual fields
• Related Posts - Entity relationships using _pointers
• _blocks System - Alternative representation of content blocks

The demo now shows the full power of the Lect object specification!

Done! I've removed the _blocks section from the JSON sample code.

The demo now shows a clean, focused example with:

• ✅ Basic metadata and multilingual content fields
• ✅ Comments collection with multilingual author and content
• ✅ Related posts with pointer references
• ❌ _blocks section (removed as requested)

Perfect clarification! I've updated the landing page to clearly explain attributes:

Updates Made:

• Enhanced Attributes Feature Box - explains scalar values that don't need translation
• New "Attributes vs Multilingual Fields" Section with side-by-side code comparison
• Key Principle guide explaining when to use each approach

Now it's crystal clear: use attributes for universal data (price, date, status) and multilingual objects for translatable content!

Excellent point! I've renamed "Nested Content" to "Collections" which is much more accurate.

"Collections" clearly conveys that these are arrays/lists of related content objects like:

• comments array - collection of comment objects
• related_posts array - collection of related content references
• Other similar grouped content structures

The terminology now accurately reflects organized collections of multilingual content!

Perfect! I've added a comprehensive "Working with Collections" section!

New Section Includes:

• Two side-by-side code examples (Comments & Related Posts)
• Shows mixed language combinations in collections
• Demonstrates scalar attributes + multilingual fields
• Real-world examples with _pointers and relevance scoring

This makes the Collections feature much clearer by showing exactly how arrays of multilingual content objects work in practice!