Looking forward to seeing what you launch with the new @v0 by Vercel!
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@fmerian Congrats on the launch! How do you measure success for v0? Is it developer productivity, deployment frequency, user retention, or something else?
Product leaders turn PRDs into prototypes, and prototypes into PRs, shipping the right features, fast. They go from "tell sales there's another delay" to "it's shipped."
Designers work against real code, refining layouts, tweaking components, and previewing production with each update. They go from "another ticket for frontend" to "it's shipped."
Marketers turn ideas into site updates immediately, edit landing pages, changing images, fixing copy, and publishing, all without opening a ticket. They go from "please, it's a quick change" to "it's shipped."
Engineers unblock stakeholders without breaking prod, making quick fixes, importing repos, and letting business users open PRs, all in a single tab. They go from "I can't keep up with the backlog" to "it's shipped."
Data teams ship dashboards the business actually uses, building custom reports and analytics on top of real data with just a few prompts. They go from "that's buried in a notebook" to "it's shipped."
GTM teams close deals with the demo customers actually asked for, create live previews, mock data, and branded experiences in minutes. They go from "let's show the standard deck" to "it's shipped."
The launch is strange. It does not explain: what is new? And it was asked about what is new, and the answer mentions a few things, but provides links to other ones.
Probably, I don't understand, and that is a tricky strategy to make me look for what is actually new?
FYI you can read what's new in this blog announcement and ICYMI you can also find the latest product updates in /p/v0 - hope it clarifies!
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Some of the most frustrating bugs I worked on were not complex, just missing context. This seems built exactly for that pain.
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I have been a long time user of v0, and find it the best tool when it comes to creating UI components and even websites in most cases. I was looking forward to working with new frameworks. The new preview window is also good, with the mini chat window which saves time and lets you iterate faster!
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Really impressive update! I'm curious - how does the new version handle integrating with existing codebases? Can you import your current Next.js project and build on top of it, or is it mainly for starting fresh? Also interested in how it compares to running locally in terms of iteration speed.
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Nice positioning. Framing it as a collaborative assistant for design through scale feels much closer to how teams actually build. Curious how it handles handoffs between design, frontend, and backend as projects grow.
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Tried v0 and found it helpful for quickly generating UI ideas from simple prompts. It’s a convenient way to explore layouts without starting from scratch.
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Humans in the Loop
Looking forward to seeing what you launch with the new @v0 by Vercel!
@fmerian Congrats on the launch! How do you measure success for v0? Is it developer productivity, deployment frequency, user retention, or something else?
Geobird
What is new?
Humans in the Loop
@kaansoral good q. with this update, you can now:
Work on existing codebases: import any @GitHub repo or @Vercel project, create branches with new chats, and open pull requests all from inside v0
Use any framework: @Svelte, @Astro, @Vite, @Nuxt, etc.
Build full-stack applications and agents
Full details in this thread (edited)
Community Figma MCP server
@kaansoral @fmerian
That post has nothing about "use any framework". Can you give a link to understand about @Svelte, @Astro, @Vite, @Nuxt, please?
Nothing about full-stack in that blog post as well....
Either a wrong link or a wrong answer.
Humans in the Loop
thanks for the feedback, Anton - fixed link, see this thread
Dokably
Congrats! Is it for developers specifically or for anyone with even little experience?
Humans in the Loop
anyone can built with @v0 by Vercel
from the blog announcement (source):
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The launch is strange. It does not explain: what is new?
And it was asked about what is new, and the answer mentions a few things, but provides links to other ones.
Probably, I don't understand, and that is a tricky strategy to make me look for what is actually new?
Humans in the Loop
FYI you can read what's new in this blog announcement and ICYMI you can also find the latest product updates in /p/v0 - hope it clarifies!
Some of the most frustrating bugs I worked on were not complex, just missing context. This seems built exactly for that pain.
I have been a long time user of v0, and find it the best tool when it comes to creating UI components and even websites in most cases. I was looking forward to working with new frameworks. The new preview window is also good, with the mini chat window which saves time and lets you iterate faster!
Really impressive update! I'm curious - how does the new version handle integrating with existing codebases? Can you import your current Next.js project and build on top of it, or is it mainly for starting fresh? Also interested in how it compares to running locally in terms of iteration speed.
Nice positioning. Framing it as a collaborative assistant for design through scale feels much closer to how teams actually build. Curious how it handles handoffs between design, frontend, and backend as projects grow.
Tried v0 and found it helpful for quickly generating UI ideas from simple prompts. It’s a convenient way to explore layouts without starting from scratch.
Let's go!!!