I decided to compare Lovable and Bolt on the same task.
For this test, I didn’t require any external connection e.g. no DB, APIs, etc. However, t...
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I tried using loveable and it got into a right pickle when I asked it to do things like write a svelte component or make a react component more accessible or remove tailwind. Each of these caused it to completely melt down into a spiral of "there was an error [fix this error]".
Yes those things are still sci-fi in the world of vibe coding
Nice post.
But what about Replit (replit.com) or V0 (vo.dev)?
I think these are better than bolt or lovable. what do you think?
I tried Replit here Medium free link.
Generally, I have a positive feeling about the chat (maybe the best one?), but their generated UI is less engaging, IMO.
v0 not tried yet. What's your take?
Replit and V0 are more at generating clean UI/UX. Also there are less bugs than Lovable or bolt.
Lovable and bolt make many errors when generate the code, so they are very hard to use.
But Replit and v0 are more accurate and clean.
Have you tried them with any blockchain project?
Yes
Last I heard, v0 produced code with terrible accessibility. Has that changed?
It is very good for Next.js project
That's interesting! I might try it for that. Lovable made up things when I asked for Next.js
love digging into stuff like this, you lay it out straight up - curious, you ever felt like having better chat support would change which platform you'd stick with long-term
It depends a bit on the user, but yes.
So, chat support is the key feature for platforms that target non-developers
Lovable and Bolt are both good and popular tools. But there are other vibe coding tool such as Vitara?