How To Vibe Code for Beginners(Lovable Tutorial)

Step 1: PRD
Step 2 : Frontend
Step 3: Backend
Step 4: LLM Integration

Chapters
0:00 - 1:44 Intro
1:45 - 5:55 The Idea
5:56 - 10:44 Step1: PRD
10:45 - 13:55 Step2: Frontend
13:56 - 20:56 Step3: Backend
20:57 - 25:21 Step4: LLM Integration
25:22 - 28:27 The Application
28:27 - 29:26 Outro

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[unchart_d]

Let’s continue with this series guys, for real most of the tutorial just teach for the sake of getting views, we want people like you 👍👍👍

[MarwanKingAIDev]

Loved how you turned a real problem into a slick tool, super inspiring!

[amancharahul]

this is how actual videos should be made to help people exactly how the AI tools actually works. Keep doing brother more and more.

[AilishIrvine]

I always get frustrated about how IT experts struggle to use accessible easy to understand language for non technical people. Couple that with an inability to teach a tutorial and it makes most tutorials difficult to follow. You guys nailed every bit of this from creativity to explaining every step. Amazing job. Really appreciate the prompt too. Thank you.

[MohdKaif-vf]

that starting clip is just amazing, recalls the day i watched the social Network.

[shafeequdeenstm]

pls continue this series guys, perform projects like this in different sectors like healthcare so we can have some market awareness on those fields, wow the future is only about finding the key problem in the market with r/d is enough to publish million dollar projects

[nairnairs]

This video truly opened my eyes. I was overcomplicating the process of building with AI, now I see how powerful and accessible it really is. Thank you for breaking it down so clearly!

[MagicalElectronics]

I used this platform today for the first time. Man it was next level experience.
Although the number of prompts we could write for free in a day were limited, but still could make something.

[saipranityellajosyula]

Great video, I tried and tested my idea was a great fun doing the walkthrough with you.
Keep creating more like these

[evash]

🤣🤣 starting was funny i wasn't waiting for

[HARIkRISHNA-wjsh]

First time into this Channel! And You Guys were looking like Phineas and Ferb.!

[alexmephors]

You’ve lead me to the greatest revolution yet.

[mangesh-kc]

excellent explaination i'm a first time viewer still makes full clarity even non-technical background, great job👍

[mrpi]

1 Million Product ❌ Lovable Promotion ✅

[Asli_Investing]

Bhai kuch toh crazy banaya hai tumne....Maza aa rha hai....Engaging ❤‍🔥

[ambujbaranwal]

00:06 - Manual coding is time-consuming; AI can streamline app development.
02:28 - Building a discovery platform for graduates using natural language processing.
06:23 - Streamline product development using AI-driven prompts for better planning.
08:23 - Create a master plan using AI for app development.
12:42 - Integrate backend services easily using Lovable and Superbase.
14:38 - Integrate Supabase for efficient database management in your application.
18:38 - Disable email verification for seamless user registration process.
20:43 - Integrating LLMs can drastically reduce profile search time from days to minutes.
24:35 - Successfully deploy AI-integrated applications for enhanced database management.
26:39 - Building an app in 25 minutes using AI saves significant time and cost.

[RoyboyUniverse]

Didn't think twice. I hit the subscribe button straight after the social network intro Lol😂❤

[socioll]

Hi Guys. Going to build something this weekend. Will let you know how it goes

[hussainnagavadria]

guys this is much needed lets do some community thing where people can learn and do this together which will also help them to find team what say?

[wickedtwisters]

If I am not mistaken, Siddhant has spent 6 months fine tuning a prompt. Hmmm however some steps are good.. but prompt engineering vs idea generation and gap identification is the real world challenge. Viewing them as accelerators are good.