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Dan Romero
@dwr.eth
Asking for an actual friend: what's the simplest way to get up and running with AI-powered set up for building a simple app as a website. 1. Ability to prompt and change output 2. Host it 3. Ideally get a custom domain mapped to it instead of a free subdomain
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Kazi
@kazi
Replit AI ππ«±πΌβπ«²π½
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keccers
@keccers.eth
REPLIT!!!!
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Zach Davidson
@zd
replit is great for this
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MOΞ
@moe
val.town. and it has its own ai assistant powered by claude 3.5 that's really good: https://www.val.town/townie
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phil
@phil
v0.dev is really good. i use it as a design partner to get working code. not sure about storing persistent data, but excellent for going from idea to mock in a few sentences
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Brian Kim
@brianjckim
replit
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wizard not parzival
@shoni.eth
https://websim.ai/c/DNIbPZvuaQFTjwlUi download html
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Nicholas Charriere
@pushix
Today: replit and valtown (both have issues tho) In a few weeks: srcbook βΌοΈ Would love to chat w this friend btw to understand use case if theyβre willing!
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Breck Yunits
@breck
In 10 seconds they could have a live site running on ScrollHub: No built in AI integration yet, but its easy to copy/paste between.
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Alex Palmer
@thatalexpalmer.eth
might be ~6 months out of date but - streamlit (uses tornado under the hood, their hosting sucks but can be done on any cloud provider - not azure, pick anything azure) - Vercel hobby (gets one far with mvp) - hmmmmm Cloudflare maybe?
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daivd π©π½ β
@qt
Was going to say Claude but with points 2 and 3, it's Replit and maybe v0
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