Hi, Volo team! I just watched this video with Portuguese audio generated by AI-it’s fantastic and has been super helpful! I noticed you have other videos that don’t have Portuguese audio yet. Would it be possible to use the same technology for those as well? Your content is so interesting and valuable, and having it in Portuguese would make it accessible to even more people, like me, who are learning and benefiting from your work. Keep up the great content, and I hope you consider this idea! Thanks for sharing so much knowledge. 🙏✨
Hey there! Glad you are enjoying the videos :) The dubbing is using RUclips's new auto-dubbing feature, so as I understand it all future videos will have it. However, there doesn't seem to be an option to force older videos to be auto-dubbed. Maybe they will do it at some point in the future? But at least all the new ones should have it!
can not find out how to make a duplicate of one of my landing pages to then make one for each citu using lovable and sabase ... pages will exist as cached versions of dynamically generated content.
Yep, that sounds like an accurate representation! I definitely liked the automatic GitHub stuff. I'm gonna try linking a (copy of a) large repo and see if it's able to make meaningful changes on it
Hi there, I have zero experience coding. can I use this to build an app or do I need to learn to code? also if I need some coding learning to use lovable better, what would be the roadmap for a 1 week intensive learning to be able to use AI and make apps? thanks!
Hey Fernando! I think Lovable is a fantastic way to get started but as with many other AI tools you could find yourself in the dreaded AI troubleshooting loop if you don't know how the code works or what to say to the AI. For this reason I think it helps to at least learn some high level coding concepts. I actually just made a video on this so check it out: ruclips.net/video/eZHsfvSLFfg/видео.html Also, I will be making a series called AI Coding 101 which I'll start releasing in the new year which sounds like exactly what you need, so stay tuned!
@@VoloBuilds so, I went ahead and tried lovable for 3 days and I was unable to make my app. as you said, it gets to a point that you encounter so many problems that it cant fix and I dont have the knowledge to fix, would it be possible to connect lovable to my current wordpress website so I can use it to finetune pluggins or to create mini apps that can integrate with what I already have and thus dont having to build everything from scratch on lovable? Thank you! I am waiting for the new video haha new fan here!
@@fernandolavado Hey Fernando! Glad you are enjoying the videos :) I am not super familiar with how Wordpress sites are managed, but if you have the code in a GitHub repo you should be able to open it up in Lovable I think. But that seems like it could be a somewhat complicated workflow. Wishing you luck with it, happy new year!
Replit does have their DB, and after poking around a bit, I did find they also have a GitHub integration which I didn't notice the last time I tried it (maybe b/c it's pretty buried in other features). I'm not sure how well it works, but I will try that when I do a more comprehensive review of Replit. They have been doing a lot of work over the last few months, so I'm excited to revisit it. As for v0, yeah you could make the code you write there connect to Supabase too (any code can) - it just didn't seem to be natively supported or so well integrated. For example, Lovable wrote all the SQL and could execute it directly into Supabase which made it really smooth.
what if i want make something like zillow (first mvp)? :)) I though about nextjs + go+ postgresql or scaladb. Which tool can you suggest to speed up everything?
I think Lovable is a great way to start especially since they connect w/ GitHub so you can take your code with you. In terms of stack, my current preference is React (vite) + typsecript backend + postgres (or mongo). I like having everything in one language - it makes it easier for myself and the AI to make full-stack changes.
I am not sure about the ssh; though you can definitely do ssh stuff with the code you pull onto your own machine. They don't state the llm but I'm sure it's sonnet-3.5 (easily the best model atm)
What do you use for voice dubbing with translation? If you could make a tutorial on this topic, that would be great. In any case, everything is perfect for the dubbing in French ;)
I need to pay someone to walk me through the process start to finish since I am a newbie.. Any thoughts on where I can find someone to hire and how I would describe a lovable project start to finish?
I'm working on a new series, AI Coding 101 which will help you learn how to use these tools and build software, so check that out. Maybe some of the viewers can help you out! Or ask around in the Indie Hacker community on X. I might also create a Discord community at some point as well to help people find opportunities and connect
Cool,do you think should i study code or ai will do it in the future? I don't know if study code,i want to study also degree computer science should i?
I think it's a great time to learn how to code; but the focus should be on building valuable products and coding as a means to that end. Also, using AI to learn and also do most of the actual coding is the best approach. I would definitely learn online - full comp sci degree will take too long and be largely irrelevant by the time you are done IMO. I share more of my thoughts in this video: ruclips.net/video/416Fs_dAIY0/видео.html
@@VoloBuilds Mostly agree with the comp sci degree but it still seems that it is useful to be able to get into the batters box and at least have a shot. It is ungodly expensive though. It's paid off well for me but I got my degree in 2003 and have been a developer since 2008 and haven't been in the job hunting game for 6 years so it's probably a lot different now. I think it all depends on where you want to work. If you want to work for a startup the degree probably doesn't matter much. If you want to work for a big company I think they are still on the bachelor degree train.
@@drummermike5150 Totally agree w/ you Mike - it depends on the situation and big companies will continue to look for degrees. But like you said, costs are rising and there's a real cost-benefit tradeoff now. I also think we will see a large shift from big companies to individuals building things and many more smaller companies or individual entrepreneurs. With big changes afoot, it pays to stay nimble!
You should def learn to code just don’t get stuck on tutorials, learn by building something with Ai then ask Ai to explain the code it writes. Do this for a while, then try using Ai to give you a step by step outline to build an app you want to build, then try to code the first step and get Ai to check your code, correct it and explain it to you so you understand what went right and what didn’t. Soon enough you will begin to understand the code. Rinse and repeat.
I used cursor for a whole day to create a chrome extension, it did the basic structure, but after my code exceeded 400 lines, it totally wasted a whole damn day trying to fix bugs here and there, finally i gave up, i started from scratch, and it took me 2 hours to do this by my self with some simple AI help. I discovered that its logic was as stupid as it could be. I do not trust any AI coding to handle the overall logic; do it yourself, then ask AI to create the functions for you.
I heard someone tell me if you downloaded from Bolt and after that go to cursor, and work with next.js and vercel it's tell you the Errors and you can fix step by step
Yeah I'm not sure if something changed about the models, but tbh I have been getting worse performance out of Cursor / Sonnet last couple of weeks. Maybe I am getting lazy and starting to depend too much on it to do the "thinking" part as you described... But I find myself going faster if I really drive the entire development and have it just fill in the gaps and essentially auto-complete. The infinite AI troubleshooting loop is deadly though
I have been using Cursor primarily because of the auto-complete/tab and the speed of the Chat, but I have been meaning to revisit Windsurf again given their new changes (and the fact that I'm not super happy w/ the Cursor Agents atm). Continuing to dabble in these other IDEs but also got consulting projects to wrap up by end of year 😅
💯 This is absolutely the correct question to ask nowadays hahah. In fact, ideally you should figure out how to get paid users before you even build the app. But from a technical perspective, Stripe is a good go-to solution. Lots of good advice in the indie hacker community on X
Haha sorry - I didn't know others already made this too. It was just a practical example to incorporate auth + database stuff easily. Let me know if you have some app ideas for future videos!
I found it to be better than others; it was able to build more complete applications that worked out of the box and more functionality than just landing pages. Have you tried it? Did you run into any specific issues?
Hi, Volo team! I just watched this video with Portuguese audio generated by AI-it’s fantastic and has been super helpful! I noticed you have other videos that don’t have Portuguese audio yet. Would it be possible to use the same technology for those as well?
Your content is so interesting and valuable, and having it in Portuguese would make it accessible to even more people, like me, who are learning and benefiting from your work.
Keep up the great content, and I hope you consider this idea! Thanks for sharing so much knowledge. 🙏✨
Hey there! Glad you are enjoying the videos :) The dubbing is using RUclips's new auto-dubbing feature, so as I understand it all future videos will have it. However, there doesn't seem to be an option to force older videos to be auto-dubbed. Maybe they will do it at some point in the future? But at least all the new ones should have it!
Hey Volo! Great video! Thanks for show us this one, it looks really good! Jay
Thanks, Jay!
Absolutely incredible. Well done to the team
Yeah, they built an impressive product for sure!
Super helpful video Volo! Really easy to understand how to get stuff like auth working even without knowing how to code. Time to get building
Thanks, Sebastian! Yeah I was impressed by the simplicity and ease of the UX on this one.
can not find out how to make a duplicate of one of my landing pages to then make one for each citu using lovable and sabase ... pages will exist as cached versions of dynamically generated content.
Yeah I haven't tried using it for existing projects; will do so at some point soon
So basically bolt.new but better, nice! Especially the github integration with auto commit AND commit messages, awesome. Will def try it
Yep, that sounds like an accurate representation! I definitely liked the automatic GitHub stuff. I'm gonna try linking a (copy of a) large repo and see if it's able to make meaningful changes on it
Hi there, I have zero experience coding. can I use this to build an app or do I need to learn to code? also if I need some coding learning to use lovable better, what would be the roadmap for a 1 week intensive learning to be able to use AI and make apps? thanks!
Hey Fernando! I think Lovable is a fantastic way to get started but as with many other AI tools you could find yourself in the dreaded AI troubleshooting loop if you don't know how the code works or what to say to the AI. For this reason I think it helps to at least learn some high level coding concepts. I actually just made a video on this so check it out: ruclips.net/video/eZHsfvSLFfg/видео.html
Also, I will be making a series called AI Coding 101 which I'll start releasing in the new year which sounds like exactly what you need, so stay tuned!
@@VoloBuilds this is amazing. thank you very much!! will be looking for this series. Thanks!
@@VoloBuilds so, I went ahead and tried lovable for 3 days and I was unable to make my app. as you said, it gets to a point that you encounter so many problems that it cant fix and I dont have the knowledge to fix, would it be possible to connect lovable to my current wordpress website so I can use it to finetune pluggins or to create mini apps that can integrate with what I already have and thus dont having to build everything from scratch on lovable? Thank you! I am waiting for the new video haha new fan here!
@@fernandolavado Hey Fernando! Glad you are enjoying the videos :) I am not super familiar with how Wordpress sites are managed, but if you have the code in a GitHub repo you should be able to open it up in Lovable I think. But that seems like it could be a somewhat complicated workflow. Wishing you luck with it, happy new year!
What about replit and v0 they also have db integrations?
Replit does have their DB, and after poking around a bit, I did find they also have a GitHub integration which I didn't notice the last time I tried it (maybe b/c it's pretty buried in other features). I'm not sure how well it works, but I will try that when I do a more comprehensive review of Replit. They have been doing a lot of work over the last few months, so I'm excited to revisit it.
As for v0, yeah you could make the code you write there connect to Supabase too (any code can) - it just didn't seem to be natively supported or so well integrated. For example, Lovable wrote all the SQL and could execute it directly into Supabase which made it really smooth.
what if i want make something like zillow (first mvp)? :)) I though about nextjs + go+ postgresql or scaladb. Which tool can you suggest to speed up everything?
I think Lovable is a great way to start especially since they connect w/ GitHub so you can take your code with you. In terms of stack, my current preference is React (vite) + typsecript backend + postgres (or mongo). I like having everything in one language - it makes it easier for myself and the AI to make full-stack changes.
Can you ssh integrate lovable and cursor, like Replit can? Which llm is lovable using?
I am not sure about the ssh; though you can definitely do ssh stuff with the code you pull onto your own machine. They don't state the llm but I'm sure it's sonnet-3.5 (easily the best model atm)
@ thanks man. lovable won't be on par with cursor though (from the limited testing I've done) and that's what sets Replit apart - Cursor integration.
What do you use for voice dubbing with translation? If you could make a tutorial on this topic, that would be great. In any case, everything is perfect for the dubbing in French ;)
Hey, thank you but I actually don't do anything! 😅 The dubbing is all done via RUclips - I think it is a new feature they released!
@@VoloBuilds Wow okay thank U !!! And good jobs for your videos, just excellent ;)
You seem to have great taste! I agree with Volo score haha. Thank you for being unbiased
Thanks, Seunghun!
I need to pay someone to walk me through the process start to finish since I am a newbie.. Any thoughts on where I can find someone to hire and how I would describe a lovable project start to finish?
I'm working on a new series, AI Coding 101 which will help you learn how to use these tools and build software, so check that out. Maybe some of the viewers can help you out! Or ask around in the Indie Hacker community on X. I might also create a Discord community at some point as well to help people find opportunities and connect
Awesome, I love your videos because you actually walk through the process in detail. Looking forward to learning more about AI 101
Cool,do you think should i study code or ai will do it in the future? I don't know if study code,i want to study also degree computer science should i?
I think it's a great time to learn how to code; but the focus should be on building valuable products and coding as a means to that end. Also, using AI to learn and also do most of the actual coding is the best approach. I would definitely learn online - full comp sci degree will take too long and be largely irrelevant by the time you are done IMO. I share more of my thoughts in this video: ruclips.net/video/416Fs_dAIY0/видео.html
@@VoloBuilds thx
@@VoloBuilds Mostly agree with the comp sci degree but it still seems that it is useful to be able to get into the batters box and at least have a shot. It is ungodly expensive though. It's paid off well for me but I got my degree in 2003 and have been a developer since 2008 and haven't been in the job hunting game for 6 years so it's probably a lot different now. I think it all depends on where you want to work. If you want to work for a startup the degree probably doesn't matter much. If you want to work for a big company I think they are still on the bachelor degree train.
@@drummermike5150 Totally agree w/ you Mike - it depends on the situation and big companies will continue to look for degrees. But like you said, costs are rising and there's a real cost-benefit tradeoff now. I also think we will see a large shift from big companies to individuals building things and many more smaller companies or individual entrepreneurs. With big changes afoot, it pays to stay nimble!
You should def learn to code just don’t get stuck on tutorials, learn by building something with Ai then ask Ai to explain the code it writes. Do this for a while, then try using Ai to give you a step by step outline to build an app you want to build, then try to code the first step and get Ai to check your code, correct it and explain it to you so you understand what went right and what didn’t. Soon enough you will begin to understand the code. Rinse and repeat.
I used cursor for a whole day to create a chrome extension, it did the basic structure, but after my code exceeded 400 lines, it totally wasted a whole damn day trying to fix bugs here and there, finally i gave up, i started from scratch, and it took me 2 hours to do this by my self with some simple AI help.
I discovered that its logic was as stupid as it could be. I do not trust any AI coding to handle the overall logic; do it yourself, then ask AI to create the functions for you.
I heard someone tell me if you downloaded from Bolt and after that go to cursor, and work with next.js and vercel it's tell you the Errors and you can fix step by step
@@יצחקי-צ6ח they all use LLM dude, there is no magic sauce in here.
You don’t know how to use it. I’ve launched several functional high traffic react websites and apps with cursor and I’m not a react dev.
Can you explain how? @djweswalz
Yeah I'm not sure if something changed about the models, but tbh I have been getting worse performance out of Cursor / Sonnet last couple of weeks. Maybe I am getting lazy and starting to depend too much on it to do the "thinking" part as you described... But I find myself going faster if I really drive the entire development and have it just fill in the gaps and essentially auto-complete. The infinite AI troubleshooting loop is deadly though
Do you still prefer Cursor? I've switched over to the $10 month WIndSurf and haven't looked back.
I have been using Cursor primarily because of the auto-complete/tab and the speed of the Chat, but I have been meaning to revisit Windsurf again given their new changes (and the fact that I'm not super happy w/ the Cursor Agents atm). Continuing to dabble in these other IDEs but also got consulting projects to wrap up by end of year 😅
Hey this is best but how to monetize these apps like how to get paid users?
💯 This is absolutely the correct question to ask nowadays hahah. In fact, ideally you should figure out how to get paid users before you even build the app. But from a technical perspective, Stripe is a good go-to solution. Lots of good advice in the indie hacker community on X
That's a super valid question! Would love a tutorial on how to build apps on Lovable that I can monetize! :)
@@VoloBuilds I no Stipe but the method to get customers I've tried 20 business model without results for same reason
Why did you build the same app that AI has already built countless times by RUclipsrs? Dude, try something different!
Haha sorry - I didn't know others already made this too. It was just a practical example to incorporate auth + database stuff easily. Let me know if you have some app ideas for future videos!
Lovable is great but until you subscribe anything you try on it will be publicly accessible by everyone by default.
Very good point!
If you payment the Starter Membership you can change you project to "Private"
I don't like it, and if you think input and output, and what has access, then you'll rethink your obersvations quickly. That's ok.
Just another overhyped AI landing page builder!
I found it to be better than others; it was able to build more complete applications that worked out of the box and more functionality than just landing pages. Have you tried it? Did you run into any specific issues?
Terrible AI---DO NOT USE!
Curious what you didn't like about it? Do you have other tools you prefer?
Estos videos mediocres
Any specific thing you think I could improve?