Alex

I see YouWare as a tool for creative expression and sharing. If this had been three years ago and I didn’t have access to these tools, maybe I could’ve still made the same things I’m making now, but it probably would’ve taken a whole week. So back then, I might’ve just had the idea and never actually acted on it. But now, I can get something done in just a few hours, sometimes even less, and that makes me way more likely to try things out. And honestly, the results often turn out pretty good. I get an idea, I can bring it to life quickly, and both I and others can immediately feel it. I really believe that accelerates the whole process of generating new ideas. I enjoy that creative building and sharing experience in YouWare. I think what really sets YouWare apart from other vibe coding platforms is how much it focuses on sharing and community. That honestly makes me more excited to create cool stuff. Just to give one example, there's a cursor plugin that lets you upload and share with a single click. I feel like things like that really show what YouWare is about: helping people get creative and use whatever tools they have to make things happen. Of course, YouWare is not perfect. One thing is that I still can’t pull or push the same project locally, but that feature is coming soon. Another is that the debugging experience on the website still needs some improvement. Even so, I’m staying patient because the YouWare team is very responsive and always quick to answer my questions and solve issues. I’m really looking forward to future versions of YouWare.