Thread by @Hartdrawss

I have built over 20+ Client Projects,
drafted PRDs, and worked extensively with @cursor_ai using the following Builders

- @v0
- @lovable_dev
- @boltdotnew
- @builderio

After all these grinding hours and debuggings and fixes , HERE is my exact analysis of what to use

The Builder mega-thread:

1. @v0 by Vercel + @cursor_ai for MVPs :

Speed and Simplicity :

@v0 is perfect for quick UI mockups, and when paired with @cursor_ai , you get smart code suggestions and auto-completions that speed up your development.

It's like having an AI sketch artist for your code.

@v0 @cursor_ai 2. Constraints:

While great for UI, when you need complex backend integration, the duo might not offer the full palette you need.

@cursor_ai can help navigate through issues, but scaling might still be a challenge.

3. @boltdotnew + @cursor_ai for MVPs :

Full-Stack Sprint:

@boltdotnew lets you go from nothing to a working MVP in no time, and with @cursor_ai

You get an AI-powered assist for both frontend and backend, making the process even smoother.

It's like having an extra pair of hands in your browser-based IDE.

@v0 @cursor_ai @boltdotnew 4. Hiccups:

The combination can sometimes face stability issues or unexpected bugs, but @cursor_ai's debugging capabilities help mitigate this, though it's not a silver bullet for all complex scenarios.

5. @lovable_dev + @cursor_ai for MVPs :

Collaborative Charm:

@lovable_dev is already team-friendly, and when you add@cursor_ai, you not only get style but also smart code management.
It's like having a design and code mentor in your team, enhancing productivity.

Style vs. Substance:

The partnership shines in creating visually appealing and functional MVPs, but if you're looking for tech stack diversity or specific deployment options, you might feel a bit constrained.
Here, @cursor_ai can help in customizing where possible.

@builderio for Design :

Visual Development:

@builderio stands out with its visual CMS, allowing for drag-and-drop with custom components.

When combined with @cursor_ai, provides a powerful environment for building complex UIs without deep coding knowledge.
It's like having a visual blueprint for your app.

Flexibility & Learning Curve:

Builder.io offers flexibility with integration into existing sites, but there's a learning curve, especially for those not used to visual CMS systems.

@cursor_ai can assist in understanding and optimizing the code generated by Builder.io once imported just like figma code import flow

7. From My Experience:

- @v0+ @cursor_ai has been my toolkit for when I need to rapidly prototype React-based interfaces, with @cursor_ai making the code cleaner and more maintainable.

- @boltdotnew+@cursor_ai is my go-to for full-stack MVPs under tight deadlines, where @cursor_ai's insights are invaluable for quick fixes and optimizations.

- @lovable_dev + @cursor_ai works wonders for team projects where aesthetics meet functionality, with@cursor_ai ensuring our code doesn't just look good but is good.

- @builderio + @cursor_ai has been transformative for projects where stakeholders need to see and manipulate the UI directly. @cursor_ai helps in translating visual decisions into efficient code.

These are some of my thoughts based on my use case. I lately have been enjoying @lovable_dev much more than others but migrating to next.js becomes an extra step to take care of.

I am also learning things and wanna keep exploring newer upcoming stuff while ensuring I have a good knowledge of Coding