I built a London pub guide with v0 and the Sanity MCP in six hours. Here's what I learned.

The author shares their experience of transitioning from a full-time software engineer to a more generalist role, where they miss the focused problem-solving aspect of coding. They find an opportunity to reconnect with their coding skills through a project called Pubcrawlr, a curated guide to London's pubs, during a community session with Vercel. Utilizing the Sanity MCP and v0, they build the project without writing code manually, instead employing a framework they previously developed: understanding the problem, making a plan, executing, and reflecting. This approach allows rapid iteration and feature development, fostering innovative ideas like personalized pub recommendations and a build-your-own pub crawl feature. The project emphasizes structured content and scalable solutions, and the author plans to expand Pubcrawlr with editorial input and real data, alongside exploring new features and AI tools to enhance the user experience.