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Base44: The all-new builder A new era of Base44 where creating apps is smarter, faster, and more intuitive. The all-new builder doesn’t just code, it thinks: “What do I need to create this app?” and knows how to make it happen — through web search, smart file search, log inspection and data fetching. App building that understands context. Intelligence meets creation. -
M. Cristian🙏 78 karmaApr 16, 2025@MochaJust joined your channel in Discord. -
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I use Devra for every project -- I've created 5 new projects this year with it
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Traycer is so goddamn amazing, It gives an amazing plan which I can then simply feed into my Cursor, and then boom, I vibecode so easily. I've been using it for over 3 weeks now and its more than value for money Do not buy Cursor Alone, I'm building my startup with $20 Cursor Pro $25 Traycer Pro subscription
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Really liked the performance dashboard features. Very unique. Also the output was very polished, ready to deploy. Did not have to use Supabase - though would like to have the option of also using it if I want. Also cheaper compared to alternatives
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It’s super easy to use! Trickle can handle everything from forms to analytics, and you can deploy your project in no time. Impressive!
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Emergent is the first agentic vibecoding platform built for serious builders. If you’re pouring time, money, and energy into building a product that matters, you deserve a platform that takes your ambition seriously. As your AI-native product engineering partner—wired to think in systems, not snippets—Emergent transforms natural conversations into production-grade, full-stack applications without requiring developers. It doesn’t just ”help you code”—it builds end-to-end: real databases, working APIs, secure authentication, production-ready infrastructure, and all the glue in between. Emergent conducts thorough research and deep product planning, developing
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Warp is probably the best CLI on the Mac Platform, even better when you are in the middle of that complex linux string and you think How do I...just ask the AI and it will give you that answer you forget all those years ago.
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Understood — I’ll keep it gentle, faithful, and not over-polished: Verdent uses a credit system similar to Windsurf’s early flow credits, and runs in isolated git worktrees so agents don’t interfere with one another. It offers adjustable reasoning depth, an optional planning mode, and support for custom instructions—plus a VS Code extension that fits naturally into my workflow.
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Way easier to use since it finds relevant files for you.
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The tool's quality has dropped significantly over the past three months. The AI is taking three times longer to solve problems and is still making many mistakes. Accuracy has decreased by at least 60%. I had to manually fix everything and stop using the prompt. Unfortunately, it used to work very well for me, but now it no longer does.
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I asked it to generate simple and more complicated code, from scratch or fixing. Planning on trying it out more in the future, as it could be of great help.
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