On top of Lovable's chat based AI app builder, you can now easily edit sizes, colors, content, and other stylings of any element on the page with a Figma-like experience. This feature is in early access.

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I am truly blown away by these AI coding assistants. I have messed around with v0 and now am playing with Lovable. This feels like it should be illegal. I'm essentially coding full stack apps without having any knowledge of programming. Yes, there is a small gap on the deploying front but my guess is this will be solved for quickly.

My main question is where does this trend lead to? I don't believe that everyone will be able to program in a year, but potentially anyone with agency will be able to. I am having a hard time visualizing that, but if true, does that mean the golden goose is going to be on the marketing/distribution side? Will it be 10x harder to get users than it is today? Will getting 500 users in 2030 be as hard as getting a full stack app up in 2010, because every "idea guy" can now build? How will investors evaluate talent? Or big companies? Or am I totally off base here?

I don't know any of these answers, but i'm blown away by this technology and would love some additional thoughts from the great people of Product Hunt.

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Our goal: Enable anyone to build and deploy custom web–apps ❤ • Specify what you want • Get a deployed web application • Iterate in plain english