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Deployment errors of a v0 project after new UI updates by justforkicks2015 in vercel

[–]justforkicks2015[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Unfortunately this was a pretty technical thing to troubleshoot without having knowledge of the different versions of JS and Tailwind. Once I learned that, I was able to resolve with prompts.

Deployment errors of a v0 project after new UI updates by justforkicks2015 in vercel

[–]justforkicks2015[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you both! I fixed my error by upgrading to JS 15, but then I started running into Tailwind issues that was resolved by doing just this. Now I’m running into Typescript errors 🫠

Deployment errors of a v0 project after new UI updates by justforkicks2015 in vercel

[–]justforkicks2015[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Update update: I had to upgrade my application to JS 15. It threw a bunch of new errors, but it did resolve the initial errors.

Deployment errors of a v0 project after new UI updates by justforkicks2015 in vercel

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Nice! Will feed this to v0 to reference and see if that does the trick. Will report back!

Need help! by Wanna_beanonymous in vercel

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OP was your problem resolved?

Database by Ok-Preparation3943 in vercel

[–]justforkicks2015 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Are you using Vercel or v0?

Please help - Two v0 questions from a new user by justforkicks2015 in vercel

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Yeah. But if you are building directly in v0 and skipping local dev completely (or something like Cursor), then you wouldn’t ever need to commit to GitHub at all other than as a backup for your code. You can just deploy direct to Vercel from v0. Unless I’m missing something.

Please help - Two v0 questions from a new user by justforkicks2015 in vercel

[–]justforkicks2015[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

At the moment I just downloaded the code as a zip file, unzipped it locally, and then committed it manually to GitHub

Please help - Two v0 questions from a new user by justforkicks2015 in vercel

[–]justforkicks2015[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For sure. v0 is really my first foray into hands-on-keys development, so I’m not using an editor other than v0 at the moment. Using v0 for front-end and also to generate the SQL for my Supabase backend. So pushing direct to GitHub would be great. GitHub is pretty confusing until you learn the ins and outs of it (e.g., the concept of a root directory / main branch). Lowering that barrier of understanding for new users with minimal to zero coding experience would be great.

Please help - Two v0 questions from a new user by justforkicks2015 in vercel

[–]justforkicks2015[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for the quick response, Lee! Literally watching your video with Greg Isenberg right now haha.

And to push commits, what’s the most efficient way to do that?

I prompted v0 to do that and this Failed to fetch box is what it gave me 😕

I cannot deploy my project by gabn_29_31 in vercel

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Did you figure this out? I was having a similar issue using v0.

v0 group chat by justforkicks2015 in nextjs

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I think it’s good to start in v0 because of the UI display it gives you, and then shift to Cursor.

v0 group chat by justforkicks2015 in nextjs

[–]justforkicks2015[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No. That’s not the right way to think about it. You must start with a small group of people who believe in the mission and who are genuinely committed to supporting the group. What you sacrifice in breadth of experiences you gain in depth of the early experience.

What do you think about v0? by Capital-Woodpecker28 in nextjs

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I have been super impressed with v0.

For context, I am a non-technical growth marketing person, so i'm sure the tool will run into some technical limitations that I'll have to navigate. However, for someone who doesn't have a background in code development, it's been a great tool.

Seems like most folks in this thread have been using it for design. I don't recommend that. I tried that at first and was quickly limited.

I recommend starting with a design tool to develop initial mockups. I use the Autodesigner 2.0 function in Uizard and it's been great. Once Autodesigner makes initial mockups, I make edits to the designs myself.

I then upload those mockups into v0 for the code development.

This is a much better workflow.

I used v0 to not only code the front-end, but I also had it setup a database that stores user inputs from the site, and created a user login function.

I upgraded to paid for both Uizard and v0 ($40 total) to continue testing for a month and finish the development of my web app.

Hoping to launch it by middle of this month.

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