James (The Boring Marketer)

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529 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Nov 2025 last heard 26 Nov

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So I want to build the full clickable prototype of the app locally so that I can open up a.html and see how it looks and feels.
Oh, absolutely.
I mean, we could, uh, you know, we could set up, um, the entire backend.
So some of the things that I've used and like my most recent builds are like, uh, neon, which is kind of the, the database, uh, plugs in nicely and plays well with Vercel, uh, clerk for auth, uh, and login, uh, easy to spin up OAuth or anything like that.
Um,
I would probably deploy onto Vercel or Railway or something along those lines.
You could integrate Stripe for the payments and the subscriptions relatively easily as well.
And you could build the entire logic and application here for sure.
So I'll give the same prompt while we're waiting there to Gemini.
You know, one of the things that I really like about Gemini and just Google generally is how, and we've talked about this a lot, is just how vertically integrated it is.
Um, now developers and stuff have their preferences for what tools and what things they want to use, like at different levels of, of their stack.
But if you think about like 90% of people, like someone who's just trying to build their app or get something out there or whatever, having everything like integrated into AI studio from, you know, off.
to your storage or database to easily integrating AI models into your product to hosting, et cetera.
Google has the full range of capabilities there that they own that, you know, they can integrate directly into like AI studio, which I think from just a convenience perspective for most people is
is a really powerful value proposition.
And from a cost perspective, from a speed perspective, from just keeping things organized perspective, that's a huge advantage that they have as they push this forward.
It's pretty crazy.
Like, you know, something else that we've talked about is, you know, not only do they own the foundational model, you know, the Gemini model and all these other tools and stuff, the data that Google has is insane.
Obviously, we all know that, you know, a lot of people use Google Workspace like to basically run their life, like their email, their calendar, their documents, their spreadsheets, whatever.
And so you have that whole layer, that application layer and the tools layer.
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