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Lucas Matheus
Lucas Matheus

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πŸš€ Building the Cultural Feed for RecomendeMe: Where Every Cultural Recommendation Shines

At RecomendeMe, we believe a single recommendation can change your day β€” or even how you see the world. This idea inspired the creation of our Cultural Feed, a new way to showcase recommendations for movies, books, music, podcasts, events, or any cultural expression that makes sense for each person.

🎯 What problem were we solving?

When I first designed RecomendeMe, I noticed that most recommendation platforms treat content as generic β€” buried in endless lists or algorithmic carousels. I wanted the opposite: every cultural recommendation should stand out like a magazine cover, not get lost in the noise.

🧩 What is the Cultural Feed?

The Cultural Feed is the dynamic heart of RecomendeMe.

  • Each recommendation has its own space, like a feature cover.
  • The design highlights cover images, short synopses, and direct links to streaming platforms, bookstores, or playlists.
  • The feed is personalized based on each user’s tastes and interactions β€” the more you like, recommend, and explore, the more relevant your feed becomes.

βš™οΈ How did we build it?

From a technical perspective:

Backend: We use PHP and MySQL to manage tables for recommendations, users, likes, and comments.

Frontend: We built the feed with HTML, Tailwind CSS, and JavaScript to deliver a fast, responsive experience on both desktop and mobile.

Each recommendation is fetched dynamically based on interest filters (e.g., genre, preferred platform, interaction history).

πŸ”„ What makes it different?

Unlike generic feeds, here every item is treated as a highlight. When a user shares a movie, book, or album, it doesn’t disappear into the void β€” it gets real visibility, and can even become a trend within the community.

✨ Why share this on Dev.to?


I’m sharing this here because I believe cultural products and tech can work together in smarter, more human ways. If you’re building recommendation systems, social feeds, or content platforms, I hope this sparks some ideas β€” or at least a good conversation.

If you’d like to learn more, share thoughts, or even contribute: let’s connect!

🌐 RecomendeMe β€” where every recommendation counts.

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