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Thanks! Glad you found it helpful! 👍

Thanks for the kind words! About Windsurf - I've tried it out for a bit, and while it has potential, I don't feel it's ready for a full recommendation yet. I prefer only to share tools I'm entirely confident about! I'm still using it casually behind the scenes to see how it develops 😊 And thanks for your interest in future initiatives! I'll be sure to share updates in my upcoming videos 🙌

Thanks for asking! No, I'm not currently involved with the Bolt Otto dev fork project, though I appreciate the work Cole and the community are putting into it. You're right about the workflow - it should work with the forked version as long as the Download functionality remains intact. I plan to look at the Otto dev fork soon to understand its capabilities and differences better. While I'm focused on developing content with the official release for now, I'm always happy to help the broader Bolt community however I can. Thanks for being part of this innovative space! 🙂

Thanks for your feedback! I'm not directly involved with the Otto dev fork, though I know Cole and the community's great work there. I focus on the official Bolt release since it receives updates and optimizations first, which helps me stay current with the latest capabilities. The workflow I demonstrated can be adapted to work with different versions of Bolt, including Otto dev. I'm developing an app that implements these principles, but I want to ensure it's well-tested before sharing more details. Regarding more beginner-friendly content - yes, I plan to create more videos aimed at people new to development! My goal is not just to show tools but to help people build foundational AI skills that they can apply across different platforms and tools, even as the technology evolves. Keep an eye on the channel for more tutorials geared towards beginners. And thanks for being part of this community! 🙌

Thanks for sharing! Authentication with file uploads can be tricky when connecting frontend to backend. A quick solution I'd recommend is using Backend-as-a-Service (BaaS) like Supabase or Firebase - they provide auth + storage APIs out of the box. This way you can focus on your frontend while they handle the complex backend parts. Let me know if you'd like me to cover this topic in a future video! 👍

@@AIDrivenCoder sure bro , your the only one covering everything about these new AI world.

Thanks! Project IDX is next on my list to explore - great suggestion! Stay tuned for a deep dive video on it soon!

Thank you for your feedback! You make a good point about the pacing. As the creator, I also noticed it turned out a bit faster than intended during editing. I'll keep this in mind for future videos and try to maintain a more beginner-friendly pace. Would you find it helpful to use the timestamps in the description for key points, so you can pause and review sections more easily?

@@AIDrivenCoder I viewed it a couple of times to figure out how to connect my github repo with bolt.new. However, it was a bit fast so I needed to look for other sources too. Anyways, the video was good in general! Keep it up!

Thanks for trying. This video covers the connection from Bolt to GitHub in more detail at a slower pace: ruclips.net/video/vB6JUrqnUTo/видео.html

Thanks for your interest! The app is still in active development - I'm working on making it more stable and polishing up some features. I will release it publicly in the coming weeks and share the repo link and deployment details once it's ready. Stay tuned! 😊

@@AIDrivenCoder Can't wait. You're doing really great work and you're definitely ahead of the trend which will definitely contribute to your channels growth.

Thanks a ton! Can’t wait to drop part 2-it's gonna be epic! Stay tuned!

Thanks for the feedback! 😊

I'm so glad to hear that! Part 2 is on the way, stay tuned!

I really appreciate your feedback! It means a lot to know that the content is resonating with you. I’ll definitely keep the videos coming!

I haven't tried the local bolt version yet, but I'm definitely intrigued! Thanks for the recommendation!

Thank you so much! I’m glad you enjoyed the video!

I'm really glad to hear that you found the video helpful! Developing apps can be challenging, but you'll get there!

Thanks for your kind words! My latest video might be the exact guide you're looking for: ruclips.net/video/OOrCU9rwedw/видео.html The deployment part will come later in the series, but you can also check out my previous video covering Netlify deployment here: ruclips.net/video/B5p3d0uu5q4/видео.html

Thank you! You make a great point about the token usage. You're right that Aider is more token-efficient. I actually only used Bolt for this specific part to showcase certain techniques (like the Github sync tool). I'll be covering Aider in Part 3, using it for targeted, precise code changes. Stay tuned!

Thanks so much! Really glad the explanation was helpful and came at the right time for you. All the best with the implementation! 👍

Thanks so much for the kind words and helpful feedback! 😊 I'll definitely keep that in mind about the text placement - moving the titles to the bottom makes a lot of sense to avoid distracting from the main content. Really appreciate you taking the time to let me know. Hope you continue enjoying the tutorials!

I haven't tested the bolt.new fork but if it has the ability to download the zip file of the project, then I think so 🙂

@ the fork is much better. There are lots of updates on it. I appreciate your vidoes they are easy to understand.

Thanks for sharing and nice feedback! 🙏 I will definitely try the forked version soon.

Thanks for the suggestion! I actually have a video about installing Aider that you can check out here: ruclips.net/video/Ob7CVtwh39k/видео.html. Creating a portfolio page with Aider is a great idea though - I'm planning to make a dedicated tutorial on that soon! Stay tuned! 😊

Thank you so much for your kind words! It means a lot to know that the content resonates with you.

Absolutely! While it might come with a price tag, the value it brings is definitely worth it. Glad you enjoyed the video!

Make sure your GitHub repository is set to public - this is usually the cause of the "You don't have access" error in Bolt.New. To change this: Go to your repo on GitHub Click Settings Scroll down to the "Danger Zone" Click "Change visibility" and set it to public Once you've done that, you should be able to load the repo into Bolt.New without any issues. Let me know if you're still having trouble!

That's exactly what I hoped for - making things quicker and easier for viewers like you! Thanks for letting me know 😊

That's right, unfortunately. The only way is to manually copy-paste your changes, at least for now. It's such a pain if you're using external tools alongside Bolt, which will eventually happen when your project outgrow Bolt.

@@AIDrivenCoder Thanks for your reply. Hopefully it will improve soon.

Happy you found this video helpful! You're right - Cline is great and I use it a lot too. Aider really shines with complex tasks like this migration project though. Both tools have their strengths, so keep experimenting to find what works best for your projects! 😊

Thanks for the comment! Bolt is fantastic for getting apps started quickly - I use it too! This video is about tools like Aider that can help when you want to add more features to your Bolt app later. Start with Bolt, and when you're ready to grow your app, these tips will be here waiting for you! 😊

@@AIDrivenCoder thanks :) i hope it will help me in future

If you accidentally closed your StackBlitz tab, there are a few easy ways to get back: Press CTRL+SHIFT+T to reopen your last closed tab Check your browser history for the StackBlitz link Go directly to stackblitz.com and find your project there Hope this helps! Let me know if you need anything else 😊

While bolt can open public GitHub repos, it doesn't have direct GitHub integration for sending changes back. When you make updates in bolt, you'll need to download your project as a ZIP file (new button beside Deploy) and manually update your GitHub repository. The video shows the initial deployment process, but for future updates you'll need to manage the GitHub updates yourself. Watch the full video to understand the deployment workflow. I may create a more detailed tutorial about different update methods in the future. 👍

​@@AIDrivenCoder Thanks a lot for detail response. Please aslo create a video about how we can use the code by downloading and pushing to the GitHub repo if we want to change in future. I actually downloaded the code but it does not work when I open them in my vs code. Thanks again for the awesome tutorial

I'm not exactly sure of the context but you can try: 1. Make sure you're logged into both GitHub and StackBlitz 2. Try refreshing the page and connecting again 3. If that doesn't work, try creating a new StackBlitz project and connecting it to GitHub again

Thanks for watching! For handling multiple files and changes, I'm happy to share that Bolt.new recently added a useful feature - you can now download your entire project as a zip file. While Bolt.new doesn't have direct GitHub integration yet, this makes transferring larger changes much more manageable. If you watched till the end of this video, I mentioned some limitations and offer solutions here: ruclips.net/video/H1_B20ZzI-k/видео.html Stay tuned as I'll be covering more workflow improvements in upcoming videos!

Could you do a video on this?

Here you go 😊 ruclips.net/video/OOrCU9rwedw/видео.html

Thank you so much! I'm really glad you found the error explanations helpful for learning. That was exactly what I was hoping to achieve with this video. 😊

Thanks for letting me know about the broken link! The repo is currently private while I'm developing the core features, but I plan to make it open source in the coming weeks. Really cool to hear you're interested in building something similar! Feel free to subscribe to stay updated when I release the code.

Great idea for this app! I was also thinking of a similar workflow for creating project planning/preparation documents for use with LLMs, but why not make it into a dedicated app to do so! Hoping to find your open sourced app in the future, maybe we can contribute!