Ok, lovable is insane. I build this app within 2h and 8 prompts. - Supabase as backend - Google auth - Transcribing youtube videos with a rapidapi call - Creating flashcards with OpenAI Go try it out. flashvideo-flipcards.lovable.app Let me know what you think and if you have tried

Although #flutter supports almost any platform. That doesn't mean you should use it. If you're doing mobile only you can run: flutter create <project_name> --platforms=ios,android I like to start this way. And you can always add web later. Or Mac. Or Windows. Or ...

Which team are you on. A. Safety first B. Risk taker Do you always go for the latest version when you start a new project, or use one version below? I'm definitely B :)

Finally freezed got readable! Didn't even realize there is a 3.0.0 out :) Thanks Remi.

What's the craziest code file you've seen? I start: A Dart file that plays a custom video with around 1200 lines of code.

Generate Dart models the easy way. This tool saves so much time. Just copy and paste your json and you get a nice Dart model class. Do you still write them manually?

Speed does matter. Just look at the recent OpenAI image feature release? A lot of AI tools will be obsolete in a few weeks. Tibo just had a nice little quote in his newsletter: But the thing is, right now is still the second best time to start/release...

Use standard libaries because your team will thank you. - Easier onboarding as everyone knows the code - More questions on stackoverflow and AI will also know more about it - It saves time I really see no point in implementing your own solution for standard stuff.

Just tried out Figma Buzz Not sure what's the difference to Canva, but I do like the simple interface. Made a self-portrait. What do you think?

How do you handle releases in #flutter 1 - Github Actions 2 - Github with Fastlane 3 - Codemagic 4 - Fastlane locally 5 - Manually 6 - something else? I'm mostly using Codemagic because of simplicity, but it can get expensive. But setting up another solution takes time.

Flutter 3.32 is out. Hot reload on web is a big one. But still experimental. We get a rounded superellipse. Hello iOS users :) Updates to Cupertion Sheet. Which I think is really nice.

Cursor 0.50 has some nice changes - Background agents - Ability to include entire codebase - Working in multiple codebases with workspaces (my favorite) If you still haven't tried Cursor, do it :) I'm not affiliated or anything, just think it's an awesome product.

Not using AI when coding is just not an option anymore. No matter what you think about AI. If you don't use it, you will be left behind.

I'm good at building apps, but not at marketing. Or designing, or whatever is needed for a good conversion rate. I started TikTok marketing and have a lot of views, but no downloads. Anyone some ideas? More than happy to pay someone to help me with my conversion rate.

Got some new screenshots for my app PhotoSwipe. Also, will be renaming the app to Swipee, as I started with some TikTok content and there are too many PhotoSwipe apps in the store. Not sure if it's smart, but I guess you learn along the way.

Super happy to see my work in Spotted in Prod. I'm currently building this app for the lovely guys at Popcorn I must say, some UI parts were quite tricky with Flutter and might have been easier with Swift. If you need a global phone plan, go check the app out.

Anyone in Berlin tomorrow and up for a coffee ☕ or beer 🍻?