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Using Lovable to Build Websites
Jun 3, 2025 6:00 PM
Using Lovable to prototype a user-friendly website homepage rapidly focused on experience and simplicity.
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June, 3 2025 - June, 3 2025
Using Lovable to Build Websites
Using Lovable to prototype a user-friendly website homepage rapidly focused on experience and simplicity.
Sam McKay
beginner
May, 29 2025 - May, 29 2025
Building Data Agents Part 4
Master the steps to cleaner SQL, better data flow, and more consistent outputs.
Sam McKay
intermediate
May, 20 2025 - May, 20 2025
Building Data Agents Part 3
Learn how to build a flexible AI data agent—from data upload to smart insights—using real-time analysis, SQL, and automation.
Sam McKay
beginner
May, 14 2025 - May, 14 2025
Building Data Agents Part 2
Build scalable AI data agents with metadata, dynamic prompts, and modular edge functions using Lovable and Superbase.
Sam McKay
beginner
May, 12 2025 - May, 12 2025
Building Data Agents Part 1
Learn how to structure your AI data app using tools like Lovable and Supabase—starting with just a CSV file.
Sam McKay
beginner
May, 6 2025 - May, 6 2025
How to Build your Own Voice Application
Learn how to build AI voice apps using Lovable and 11 Labs in this live stream, featuring the development of Avatar Roulette.
Sam McKay
beginner
May, 6 2025 - May, 6 2025
Why did OpenAI purchase Windsurf
Discover how OpenAI's acquisition of Windsurf enhances no-code app development with AI integration, streamlining workflows for developers.
Sam McKay
beginner
May, 4 2025 - May, 4 2025
How to Build your First Business Application
Learn how to quickly build and prototype AI-first business apps using tools like Lovable, GitHub, and Superbase, and discover efficient AI-driven development workflows.
Sam McKay
beginner
May, 1 2025 - May, 1 2025
How Vibe Coding Creates Prototype Apps Fast
Discover how vibe coding with AI tools like Lovable and Superbase can accelerate your app development process and turn ideas into functional prototypes.
Sam McKay