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Pulakit Bararia
Building Snippetz la... • 23d
This is a massive leap forward. One of Lovable ’s biggest limitations for me was the buggy Supabase integration and the difficulty of adding native AI features. Unless you relied on messy WebView hacks, building apps with real AI felt almost impossible. Now? That’s changed completely. With full-stack support — native databases, API integrations, built-in auth, and edge functions — Lovable just fixed most of those pain points. No external setup, no more workarounds. It just works. Honestly, I’ve been using only Lovable to build all my apps. I don’t write much code. I don’t have to. That’s the beauty of it. I focus on product thinking and design, not syntax. And with the rise of Agentic AIs, understanding how things work is more valuable than writing code line-by-line. Lovable is now powerful enough to handle a majority of real-world app use cases — especially the 60–70% of apps that don’t need custom low-level engineering. You don’t need to be a software engineer to build (most) of your app ideas anymore. What you do need is to be really good at prompt engineering — that’s the new meta. And of course, a strong USP, which for us has always been design.
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