Updating and adding features is a breeze, everything is handled through the chat interface then repeating the zip/upload workflow above. I am not sure how it would perform with advanced features like e-commerce, but for simple portfolio pages, I strongly recommend giving it a try! #webdev #aistudio

At one point it told me I hit the 10mb project limit. I then asked Gemini how to export this to my Hostinger account and it taught me how to convert the React project into JS and how to structure the folders in hostinger. I downloaded the zip, converted into JS and uploaded the dist folder. 3/4

With other visual website building tools, I never could get the consistency/accuracy across mobile/tablet/desktop modes and it always ended up being a pain to update. AI Studio has a very user friendly interface that combines the chatbot, project hierarchy, code and preview windows side by side 2/4

While I am spending a lot of time thinking how I can find more spatial&VR native UX/UI for my apps, I kind of understand why they are doing it like this for the main OS, so that it serves as a bridge for the normies they are trying to convert.

After trying it out for a few minutes, I kind of like it. The haze/fade background is easier on the eyes and feels more "present" compared to the opaque 2d rounded windows we have been using all this time.

The way you go back and forth between the menus is also a bit more streamlined.

As things stand, no matter how powerful this tool is, with the current pricing I do not think it will be possible to learn how to use it and test its capabilities. IMO There has to be a a learning tier before people are asked to pay $6 per task.

I was able to link my Unity Scripts folder and it not only read and understood the whole code base, it also tapped into the meta files generated by Unity, which gave it further insight (i.e. script execution order) and found my issue in one go.

Highly recommended for Unity devs! #unity #gamedev

Full length, HQ version of the tutorial clip:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=CzAM...

Kinect tracking indeed felt magical when I first tried it, yet right now the tracking and gesture recognition is lightyears ahead. Surely, buttons have a place (as virtual entities), but I really think for mass consumption we gotta ditch the controllers. The only missing link right now is haptics..

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