... someone who's built > 10 apps using Lovable, Replit, Mocha, or another vibe coding tool? If so I'm very interested in what is your answer to these 2 questions: Assume you're the "benevolent dictator" of one of these apps for the day, and can choose to add one thing, and remove one thing: What's your most desired feature? Thing holding you back the most? What really annoys you and would you change or remove? For clarity ...

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... very soon. For me, there is a difference in the quality of the outputs. For eg, for all the love Lovable gets, the error rates / prompt ratio is so bad (in my experience, of course). Let me check out Mocha though, am curious. Comment from Rags(@ragsontherocks): @nichochar  Playing with Mocha

... from Ajokee(@ajoke_emekene): Congratulations to the Lovable team. They are doing something amazing for sure. I've shipped a full product and it's super impressive. Comment from Nicholas Charriere(@nichochar): Really impressive. I hope we can get Mocha to a similar state. I think the supabase choice for backend is really poor, to truly unlock vibe coding for non technical people the platform needs to cover the end to end of the building, operating, and deploying experience. Comment ... ... that. Forking is expensive (going back between versions) and operating is expensive. I think there are 2 good choices: noSQL DB with loose constraints like mongo (this is what base44 uses) sqlite: the best choice. This is what Mocha