Very cool. Started playing around with the free tier's of both Lovable and Cursor. You've now given me the gumption I need to trudge on. Keep up the great work!
Thanks Jack! Depends on the context -- usually I use Cursor when Im building something I plan to ship for others to use. Replit / Bolt for quick tests or ideas.
Great read - thanks for sharing concrete examples!
Two questions:
1) What motivated you to move from Lovable to Cursor after 70% for Autolive.ai ? Bdw, Autolive.ai seems useful product - perhaps you can commercialize it!
2) Curious how you evaluated Railway(your preferred tool) vs Vercel for deployment . Trying to learn more here, since each seems to have different strengths.
Cursor is better at making small, specific changes. Usually as I near the end of a project, I spend more time fixing bugs and making tweaks than adding new features
Railway has support for all types of deploys (db, server, etc) without using 3rd party applications. I find it just simplifies the stack!
Cool apps, Colin! Have also enjoyed it a lot for quickly building smaller, personalized apps.
This is awesome, thanks for sharing Colin!
Very cool. Started playing around with the free tier's of both Lovable and Cursor. You've now given me the gumption I need to trudge on. Keep up the great work!
Very inspiring to see how are solving your own pain points so creatively and quickly!
This is awesome, Colin. Is cursor your go to tool at the moment?
Thanks Jack! Depends on the context -- usually I use Cursor when Im building something I plan to ship for others to use. Replit / Bolt for quick tests or ideas.
Great read - thanks for sharing concrete examples!
Two questions:
1) What motivated you to move from Lovable to Cursor after 70% for Autolive.ai ? Bdw, Autolive.ai seems useful product - perhaps you can commercialize it!
2) Curious how you evaluated Railway(your preferred tool) vs Vercel for deployment . Trying to learn more here, since each seems to have different strengths.
Cursor is better at making small, specific changes. Usually as I near the end of a project, I spend more time fixing bugs and making tweaks than adding new features
Railway has support for all types of deploys (db, server, etc) without using 3rd party applications. I find it just simplifies the stack!