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Google has just released Firebase Studio You can build any app in natural language, modify it and deploy it all in one place 🔥 Basically a free alternative to Cursor, Bolt or v0, directly in the browser. Link to Firebase Studio: All you need is

in just last 24 hours, google dropped a massive wave of updates: • lyria • chirp 3 • veo 2 (ga) • ironwood tpu • firebase studio • live api (preview) • updated imagen 3 • redesigned ai studio • agent-to-agent (a2a) • agent development kit • gemini 2

As soon as Google's Firebase Studio hit the market, it created a buzz. Now it really feels like AI will take over jobs.

Stop calling your firebase and 4 liner prompt to project the product. It's not a full stack project just a bare minimum platform! its not cost optimised neither Google APIs are good in the long run. founders need to think about costs before using fir

Google just dropped something massive — Firebase Studio, a cloud-based, agentic development environment designed to supercharge your ability to build, test, and deploy full-stack AI-powered applications with ease. Whether you're crafting APIs, mobil

I saw someone on LinkedIn say "I always go to ChatGPT for questions now, it's not as cluttered as Google search results". One thing people forget is that - ChatGPT eventually will likely have TONNES of ads all over the results soon. It's still in t

When you know that it's gonna work. Just stop seeking validation from others and start working on it. After 6 months to 1 year... You'll eventually know the answer.

i believe these AI smart glasses and all, though they seem like a cool concept, we still have years till they actually develop something actually worth using regularly. i mean cmon translation and all, when will you use it ? the speaker thingy in the

What VCs say vs What they mean: 1) “Come back after traction” = We want proof without risk. 2) “We love the team” = The idea is meh, but you seem cool. 3) “Let’s stay in touch” = Probably never gonna happen unless you blow up. Drop your favorite

One of the toughest calls in building Patholite was choosing the right tools. We didn’t have a backend developer or a big budget, so we went with Firebase. Not everyone gets why. But we chose it because we believe in making smart, efficient choices w