Vishwas (Builder.io)
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Leading DevRel @builderio Creating videos https://youtube.com/codevolution Writing thoughts https://vishwas.dev 🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩🟨⬜️⬜️ 1M subscribers
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I spent the last few months trying every agentic IDE I could get my hands on. Here's my breakdown on what's new, what's real, and what still feels half-baked. builder.io/blog/agentic-i…
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The best agentic IDEs heading into 2026
Agentic IDEs are evolving fast. Explore the leading tools reshaping code editors into teammates, from Cloud sandboxes to editor-embedded agents.
Another cool thing you can do with Supabase MCP and Fusion specifically is one-shot data-connected graphs that respect your design system.
webgl is not as scary as you think, and its crazy powerful let's learn the basics of shaders by recreating this really cool effect I found on dropbox's site:
I've compiled all the AI SDK v5 videos into a 6.5-hour full course! It's free and should be the best intro to building AI apps in 2025. youtu.be/BQmbuEClULY?si…
How does Apple make these crazy video transitions as you scroll? Let's recreate it with pure CSS with scroll-driven animations and view-timeline That's right, no scroll event listeners!
Join us on 10/9 for a live demo of Fusion, Builder's tool that puts prototyping, validation, and iteration directly in the hands of PMs and designers, while keeping devs in the loop. Link: builder.io/hub/webinars/a…
Building out apps with AI is fun... right up until I need to ship something that works for real users. Here's my workflow for making real apps (with MCP integrations like Supabase and Netlify) where the AI can help far past the ideas phase. builder.io/blog/create-fu…
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Create a full-stack app with AI
Create and deploy a full-stack voting board app with AI. Fusion for UI, Supabase for auth and data, Netlify for hosting.
how does WAC make these awesome 3d reveal effects as you scroll? it's easier than you think, i'll show you how prompts and code in thread:
@builderio is so OP when it comes to vibe coding. It was able to accurately code my designs from Figma in one go.
Worth mentioning this is pretty much exactly what we're working on at Builder. builder.io/blog/ai-design
One fun thing you can do with the Supabase MCP and the Fusion agent is go from mockup to backend-connected component. Below, I toss into Fusion a Figma design for a testimonials section and a CSV with some customer quotes... et voilà. Working code, connected to my DB.
how do Adaline and Apple make these crazy 3d zooming effects as you scroll? it's easier than you think - let me show you how prompts and code in thread:
Static mockups made sense when code was slow and expensive. Now that AI generates code in seconds, designing in isolation from the real product feels increasingly obsolete. Some thoughts on how to design faster with AI (link in reply)
Users complain about the 5-hour limit. Claude goes ahead and makes it worse. Yikes. The weekly limit is insanely low.
The Supabase MCP is... honestly really great. Here, for instance, the AI agent makes new UI and then uses the MCP to create a new Supabase project, wire up my frontend to it, and connect a newsletter sign-up form. All in one (10-min long, go grab a coffee) prompt.
there continues a big gap between AI app builders and tools that can work on existing production codebases I think a Visual IDE is the big change that is coming, where anyone can code on existing production applications visually builder.io/blog/visual-ide
CS 4.5 🚀
I did it... I switched from Claude Code to Codex After doing a deep dive on Codex, there is one big reason that it won me over Full comparison in reply:
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