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Cursor and Windsurf just got competition 😎 Kiro just launched and is very promising! Here's how to build an app with Kiro (uncut ⏩)

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Csaba Kissi1 year ago

@kirodotdev Looks promising, Melvin. Windsurf is a bit cheaper. Don't know if you tried the new version of @warpdotdev

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Mobile Scanner1 year ago

Scan any documents, convert images into text, PDF files, etc. 👍

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MEME_GOD1 year ago

@kirodotdev Why so many IDEs? Create something new. Someone develop a Blender agent.

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🚀 Gonzalo Alfaro1 year ago

@kirodotdev This great for the user!

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Francis Onu1 year ago

@kirodotdev Yes Amazon isn’t happy they are being left out

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Jay Sensei👾1 year ago

@kirodotdev Did you just built from a single screenshot 👀

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Himanshu Kumar1 year ago

@kirodotdev New tools emerge constantly, but true innovation lies in user experience, not just features.

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