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Building for the Level Up with @bubble challenge.

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The Bubble AI Agent responds faster now, so your flow state remains intact.

The ugly cries, dance floor chaos, and candid toasts are finally all accounted for. 💙 jubilens.com

Kelvin built Jubilens to ensure couples get both. It's a platform where guests scan a QR code, upload in full resolution, and everything lands in a private live gallery.

There are two versions of every wedding: the one the photographer sees, and the one everyone else does. 🧵

Tired: chasing the next big thing Wired: building the boring thing nobody else wanted to fix

The worst part of vibe coding isn't building the first version. It's the edits. You've got a working prototype. Something looks slightly off. The text is a touch too big. A card needs to move a little further right. The spacing between two elements is wrong. So you prompt it. "Make the heading slightly smaller." It makes it smaller. Too small. You prompt again. "Actually a bit bigger than that." Back and forth. 4 prompts. Eating up credits each time. Two minutes of waiting. For a font size. This is the part vibe coding we don't talk about. Like everyone I’ve been trying all the vibe coding tools, and I noticed @bubble solves this in the obvious (yet uncommon) way: You drag the element. You resize it with a handle. You click ‘font size’ and type a number. Done in 3 seconds. The AI Agent handles the complex stuff - database structures, workflows, logic. The visual editor handles everything you'd describe to an AI with the words "slightly", "a bit", "just a little" - because those words should never need to go into a prompt. A product design detail that just make sense when you try it.

@eliezerord @contra 👀👀👀

What are you building for the #levelupwithbubble challenge from @bubble and @contra I am building... A Hint: Duolingo. Try to guess in the comments

So they built StepRole around a different premise entirely, one where hiring works for the people doing the hiring and the people hoping to get hired, because a process that only serves one side of the table was never really working at all. steprole.com

What struck them was how completely the experience had been designed around one side of the table, leaving the person applying with no structure, feedback, or honest sense of where their candidacy was going.

Yiannis and Constantinos spent years watching hiring operate like a black box — candidates pouring effort into applications and receiving nothing back while employers buried themselves in inboxes trying to manage a process that was never really designed to scale. 🧵

JUST IN: US registers "aliens․gov" domain name

Take control, know what you build. Vibe code without the code with us @bubble

I've done my fare share of thinking outside the box when creating apps on @bubble, but this blows me away. Paul has some crazy skills.

Our biweekly Team Demos have a simple premise: show what you've been building on Bubble, whatever that is. Paul showed up with a fully playable 90s London parking enforcement simulator. Whether SaaS products, internal tools, mobile apps, or retro games — if you can imagine it, Bubble can probably handle it.