While we can get into a very in-depth talk about AI and its implications, I wanted to show what sort of practical use cases I had for it during my career, a little bit for the hiring managers but more so to showcase that its potential, tangible examples in no particular order.
Emoji Canvas
A silly project to test v0's limits using an idea I had: painting a canvas with emojis. Initially using a random emoji, later on, letting you pick a colour (which still uses random emojis)
BudgetBuddy -> W4th it
A self finance-tool, that is better than a google sheet and paying $100 yearly for an app, (at least for myself). I initially built this fully on v0 and saved all data using local storage, which then I migrated to lovable to use Supabase to save and load as I needed to access my budgets across devices.
PS: it's pretty good on mobile as it's a PWA!
@work:
At DoiT, I built my very first prototype on v0 to explain cost allocations UX flow here.
This one is about splitting costs while it has frontend logic to calculate according to selection, which was the desired behaviour
Here's a simple emoji-flavoured finops dashboard I demoed to showcase these tools capability to the rest of the R&D
While we can get into a very in-depth talk about AI and its implications, I wanted to show what sort of practical use cases I had for it during my career, a little bit for the hiring managers but more so to showcase that its potential, tangible examples in no particular order.
Emoji Canvas
A silly project to test v0's limits using an idea I had: painting a canvas with emojis. Initially using a random emoji, later on, letting you pick a colour (which still uses random emojis)
BudgetBuddy ->
W4th it
A self finance-tool, that is better than a google sheet and paying $100 yearly for an app, (at least for myself). I initially built this fully on v0 and saved all data using local storage, which then I migrated to lovable to use Supabase to save and load as I needed to access my budgets across devices.
PS: it's pretty good on mobile as it's a PWA!
@work:
At DoiT, I built my very first prototype on v0 to explain cost allocations UX flow here.
This one is about splitting costs while it has frontend logic to calculate according to selection, which was the desired behaviour
Here's a simple emoji-flavoured finops dashboard I demoed to showcase these tools capability to the rest of the R&D