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Can anyone tell me what's the more detailed comparison between Cursor, bolt, Devin, copilot, windsurf

Google launched firebase studio. It's like having Lovable, Cursor, Replit, Bolt, and Windsurf all combined. This is Huge !!

AI for coding assistant : Copilot Windsurf Cursor Bolt Why do you think these are deviating ourselves to think logically and making us more dumb especially if you are a newbie ! Will they continue to be in the industry or not ,?

Save This ! While working on something, you need to look at these basic things initially : • frontend • backend • database • APIs • Hosting But, today you have a ton of AI tools to do that all on one, just need to login and being: ~ lovable ~

The AI Coding Tool Battle: Which One Should You Use? Recently, I watched 'The Startup Ideas Podcast' episode on Greg Isenberg’s YouTube channel. They broke down AI coding tools into three categories: 1. No-Code (For Non-Techies) → Lovable, Bolt

Everything you need to go from 0 to launch: 🔐 Authentication – Powered by Supabase + Auth.js with Magic Links (signup, login, logout) 🗂 Database – MongoDB & Supabase to store all user actions 💸 Payments – Fully integrated with Stripe, LemonSq

I'm building a multi-vendor marketplace SaaS platform—a fusion of Meesho + Shopify + Near.Store. Sellers can create personalized shops and sell hyper-locally. I’ve got a clear roadmap, proven business model, and strong experience in sales and operat

Working On open-source PerplexityAI Hey guys, just showing my work and progress on my idea. I will launch by next month hopefully. I've completed my work for: 1. ⁠Streaming text 2. ⁠Formatted responses 3. ⁠Citations and websites Currently, I'm wo

The AI SaaS Revolution Is Here—And It’s Free Legacy SaaS giants are sitting ducks. Their products were built in a pre-AI world, with bloated teams, expensive infrastructure, and shareholders demanding never-ending growth. Meanwhile, users don’t want

Want to get rich from programming? Skip the billion-dollar ideas—just build using these four strategies: 1. Solve a Tiny Problem – Something so niche that no one else bothers. 2. Solve a Big Problem – Compete in a crowded space (like calendar apps)