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To handle payments, use Stripe To build your prototype, use Cursor To design the interface, use Figma To manage projects, use Basecamp To build internal tools, use Retool To automate workflows, use Zapier To deploy your frontend, use Vercel

Use Cursor if you want to Use Lovable if you want to Use Replit if you want to Use Bolt if you want to Use Windsurf if you want to But don’t ignore AI, that's all I’m saying.

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

If you hit the cursor-free trial limit, then this is for you. I found this GitHub repository that allows you to use cursor completely free and unlimited. Yeah, you heard it right and I got a full tutorial on how to install and use this repository.

Should I use cursor or bubble to build website and apps???

Why New Devs Struggle – Even with Cursor & Windsurf AI tools are — Cursor writes code, Windsurf feels like coding on clouds. But most new devs still get stuck. Why? Because they skip the thinking. They want shortcuts, not skills. They prompt, copy

Honestly such UI only looks good on figma, irl a more native touch would make it more interactive, rn it's just labyrinth of features that idk how to navigate

AI is booming right now therefore making it important to develope some familiarity with the commonly used AI terms and here's your cheat sheet for it. Also if you don't want to loose tracks on latest AIs you can bookmark my AI directory which contai

It's not about the buttons, it's the text below them when you're vibecoding just use the style of UI you want for that app , or if you're asking chatgpt to write your lovable prompts , ask chatgpt to implement that style and can drop these img as re