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Rauch: Vercel aims to turn v0 code into editable remote components
“We have the ambition that whatever you vibe code in V zero can actually become what we call remote components. Imagine prompting on a slice of a website. And enabling anyone in your team or organization to do this.”
Ross Mike: Developers should deploy a project before using Ralph automation
“If we were to sit here eye to eye and you haven't built anything, deployed anything, there isn't a URL that I myself or Greg can click on that you've built, you have no business using Ralph. You literally have no business using Ralph. I would first get good at…”
Rauch: Vercel is soon launching a v0 mobile app
“We're soon going to launch the VZero mobile app. You're going to be able to create apps like this on the go. And we're actually putting a lot of work into the model, the context, et cetera, to make them really good on mobile devices out of the box.”
Rauch: Great product design requires ruthlessly deleting buttons and links
“If I could actually give one lasting piece of advice to everybody, including my own team is always in myself, it's always delete, delete, delete, delete. There should be as few buttons, links, et cetera, as possible on, on any given product.”
Rauch: Pitch enterprise customers with live product rather than slide decks
“So, and by the way, funny little behind the scenes thing, this is how I pitch product. We have a lot of huge enterprises using vZero. Yesterday I met with one of the world's largest companies. They came to the office and I basically did a version of this. So i…”
Rauch: Vercel AI Gateway is growing exponentially
“We're launching a new product or we launched, which is already kind of growing sort of exponentially. It's called the AI gateway.”
Grant: AI tools will soon let one person build entire software platforms
“Like, right now, you may even need to, like, hire a developer to build the platform and all the features, but, like, pretty soon, that's, like, if you've seen, like, Vercel's, like, vzero.dev, it will, like, design and build it for you. Like, just fast forward…”
Lawler: Modern developer tools enable a single engineer to run complex systems
“So I think in the same way that cloud computing allowed solo entrepreneurs to pop up, the Vercel Supabase different things like that are allowing one engineer to run an entire, very complicated system.”
Rose: Vercel AI Gateway lets builders swap models without recoding
“I will say Vercel's AI gateway is a great way to kind of code once and just flip a model on, on the go. So highly recommend checking out Vercel AI gateway as a way to quickly swap models rather than having to recode it.”
Rauch: Vercel spends zero marketing budget on domain growth loop
“The way to think about this is like the Vercel marketing machine. And what I mean by that is that we're not actually spending any marketing budget.”
Choi: Manus AI deploys apps directly to subdomains on its domain
“What that's gonna do is, it's got its own public, like, similar to what, like, Bercel rep lit has it's got its own little deployable website, and it's gonna give you a subdomain with their primary domain attached to it so you can actually see the website in ac…”
Robinson: v0 generates production-ready React components using shadcn/ui
“V zero is built on top of this system called shad CN UI that allows you to build your own component library. And the idea with V zero is you should be able to take the code that it generates and it's not throw away code. We're trying to give you real react com…”
Lee Robinson: v0 can design backends from plain-text relationship descriptions
“You might not even know what the SQL code looks like. You can just say, I need a table for users and emails, and the users and emails are probably related in some way, and it can help you design the back end for your application as well.”