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🚀 From Lovable to Netlify: How I Migrated My AirDeals App for Free (and Kept My Custom Domain!)

My journey with “AirDeals,” my flight deal tracker app, began with the exciting promise of vibe coding on the Lovable platform. It was a fantastic experience for rapidly prototyping and building a feature-rich frontend. Lovable allowed me to translate my ideas into a functional application with incredible speed, and I was thrilled with the initial results. The backend, powered by Supabase, provided a robust and scalable foundation for all my data needs. ...

August 10, 2025 · 3 min · Prateep Gedupudi
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Gemini Journals: That Time I Taught My AI Assistant a New Trick

The SEO Blind Spot That Was Costing Me Clicks I had a nagging feeling something was off. I was publishing timely, news-focused articles, but my site’s SEO felt… flat. It hit me when I was looking at the source code: every single post on my site, from deep dives on AI to breaking news about a new iPhone, was being tagged with the generic BlogPosting schema. For a search engine, that’s like putting a newspaper and a diary in the same generic manila folder. It works, but it’s not smart. My news articles weren’t being seen as news, which meant I was missing out on the chance to appear in Google’s “Top Stories” and other high-visibility spots. I had an SEO blind spot, and it was time to fix it. ...

August 7, 2025 · 4 min · Prateep Gedupudi
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OpenAI Rolls Out GPT-5, Making it Free for All Users with Major Upgrades in Coding and Reasoning

BREAKING: OpenAI has officially launched its next-generation flagship model, GPT-5, making it available to all users starting today, August 7, 2025. The release marks a pivotal moment in the AI landscape, introducing a unified, multimodal system with what OpenAI describes as “PhD-level expert” reasoning capabilities. What’s New in GPT-5? GPT-5 isn’t just an upgrade; it’s a complete architectural overhaul. The new model automatically selects the best-suited system for any given prompt, eliminating the need for users to switch between different models for text, images, or code. ...

August 7, 2025 · 2 min · Prateep Gedupudi
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Gemini CLI Sandbox: A Deep Dive into its Security Benefits

As AI-powered coding assistants become more integrated into development workflows, ensuring the security of your local environment is paramount. The Gemini CLI addresses this concern with a robust sandboxing feature that provides a critical layer of protection when executing AI-generated code and commands. The Core Security Benefit: Isolation The primary security advantage of the Gemini CLI sandbox is isolation. It creates a contained environment that separates the AI’s operations from your host system. This means that any code or shell commands executed by the AI are confined within the sandbox, preventing them from accessing or modifying your personal files, system settings, or other sensitive data. ...

July 31, 2025 · 3 min · Prateep Gedupudi
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From Lovable.dev to Gemini CLI: A Tale of Two AIs in Debugging My SaaS Project

As a Vibe Coder, I’m always excited to explore new tools that can streamline my workflow. For my latest project, “AirDeals"—a flight deal tracker—I decided to go all-in on AI-driven development from the start. I used the Lovable.dev platform to bootstrap and build the entire application, and the experience was fantastic for getting a feature-rich prototype off the ground quickly. However, as I was getting into the nitty-gritty of debugging, I hit a small roadblock: I had run out of my monthly credits on the platform. This felt like the perfect opportunity to put another tool to the test: Google’s Gemini CLI. Could it jump into a codebase it had no prior context on and help me squash the remaining bugs? I was eager to find out. ...

July 31, 2025 · 5 min · Prateep Gedupudi