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Marketing team went a bit extra with this feature launch letting you automatically clean-up abandoned apps.
(yes, they built this game with @Lovable)
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At @Lovable we invoke 753.6B Workers per month.
I shared how we implemented an isomorphic execution model using @tan_stack at Cloudflare Connect.
Code written by lovable runs seamlessly between the client and server. Enabling SSR and better SEO for our users.
With 70 million AI-generated apps created on its platform, @Lovable migrated from Next.js to TanStack Start on Cloudflare Workers.
Co-founder + CTO @FabianHedin breaks down:
- Serving millions of apps on demand with minimal cold starts
- Why they chose TanStack Start
- Lessons from dogfooding (running Lovable itself just like any other app on the platform)
Full talk from Cloudflare Connect.
sandra djajic retweeted
With 70 million AI-generated apps created on its platform, @Lovable migrated from Next.js to TanStack Start on Cloudflare Workers.
Co-founder + CTO @FabianHedin breaks down:
- Serving millions of apps on demand with minimal cold starts
- Why they chose TanStack Start
- Lessons from dogfooding (running Lovable itself just like any other app on the platform)
Full talk from Cloudflare Connect.
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We’ve been trying out OpenAI’s Decisions API at Lovable and really like what we’re seeing.
xitter.cf/OpenAIDevs/status/2113…
Replying to @OpenAIDevs
Since the beta, we’ve added new capabilities to the Decisions API so you can now use:
• Native GPT-Live integration so voice apps can react as people speak.
• Prompt caching to help lower costs when reusing context.
• Native JSON inputs so you can pass structured app data directly.
• Images in individual question instructions so you can compare multiple images against a shared reference.
• Up to 400 questions per request so you can make twice as many decisions in a single call.
openai.com/index/decisions-a…
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Jensen: in a post-AI world, taste will matter more than ever. And Europe has plenty of it.
I built a todo list in Lovable yesterday, but you chat with it every time you need to do something, and it automatically builds you a very nice-looking list.
This is something I have always wanted.
If you’re building in business, X and LinkedIn are two of the best places to do that.
If video is more your thing, there’s TikTok and Instagram.
We have more opportunities than ever to build something, find an audience, and market it ourselves. Most people still don’t realise how much they can do with what’s already available to them.
I’d love to see more people start investing in their own presence:
Create a social media profile.
Write down 5 things you’re good at.
Start sharing what you know. Write about it, make videos, experiment.
You don’t need a product. You don’t even need an idea yet.
Build an audience around what you know and what you’re interested in. Then, when that idea finally comes, you won’t be starting from zero. You’ll already have people who know you, trust you, and might want what you build.
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If you've been waiting for a sign, we put up a few.
@Lovable's "Make It Yourself" campaign is out in the world. Proud of the team for making it happen.
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The future of enterprise software is everyone being able to build, without compromising on security.
Today, we're making that possible with new @Lovable Enterprise capabilities:
→ Companies can deploy apps in their own AWS or Azure cloud
→ Keep AI inference within the EU
→ Manage access, security, and approvals centrally
→ Give IT full visibility and control
The goal is simple: give everyone the freedom to build, while giving enterprises the control they need to ship.
Read in full: lovable.dev/blog/enterprise-…
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lovable is the best place to host and run your app(tell me what you want to see better), but now you can also host it on your infra :)
The future of enterprise software is everyone being able to build, without compromising on security.
Today, we're making that possible with new @Lovable Enterprise capabilities:
→ Companies can deploy apps in their own AWS or Azure cloud
→ Keep AI inference within the EU
→ Manage access, security, and approvals centrally
→ Give IT full visibility and control
The goal is simple: give everyone the freedom to build, while giving enterprises the control they need to ship.
Read in full: lovable.dev/blog/enterprise-…
























