Building and Deploying Apps with Replit AI Training Course

This instructor-led, live training in Germany (online or onsite) is aimed at beginner-level / intermediate-level / advanced-level product teams, developers, and technical business users who wish to use Lovable to build production-ready apps faster with better structure, quality, and deployment practices.

By the end of this training, participants will be able to: plan and generate working apps, improve user flows and data handling, add key production features, and prepare apps for deployment and team use.

Lovable empowers the development of web applications via natural language prompts, making it highly effective for internal tools, forms, dashboards, and prototypes. This one-day course explores the interface, prompting techniques, database integration, login setup, and publishing processes. Participants will leave with a published app and a started personal use case. No coding background is needed.

The trainer, Tim Jamboula, serves as an official Lovable Ambassador and Cursor Ambassador.

This live, instructor-led training in Germany is tailored for specialist users, project managers, founders, and teams who wish to build internal tools, forms, dashboards, or prototypes themselves.

By the conclusion of this training, participants will be able to:

• Understand the process of AI-assisted building and determine when Lovable is the suitable tool
• Confidently operate the interface, including Plan, Build, and Visual Edits modes
• Construct prompts based on five key principles while utilizing knowledge and skills
• Implement databases, login systems, storage, and connectors
• Securely publish apps and utilize security scanning features
• Begin their own use case and identify subsequent steps

Course Format

• Duration: 1 day (7 hours)
• Interactive learning with an instructor, discussions, and hands-on exercises centered on participants' own use cases
• Day 1 Outcome: Each participant will have a published app with a database, login, and live URL, plus a started own use case.

Course Customization

• To arrange customized training for this course, please reach out to us.

Interactive prototypes that can be built within hours offer a superior alternative to static mockups for discovery phases and stakeholder evaluations. This one-day intensive session guides product managers and designers through the process of generating variants, establishing a design system, conducting real-time reviews, and facilitating a smooth transition to development. By the conclusion of the course, participants will possess a fully functional prototype for a specific feature of their choosing.

The session is led by Tim Jamboula, an accredited Lovable Ambassador and Cursor Ambassador.

This instructor-led, live experience in Germany (available online or in-person) is designed for: Product managers, product owners, UX, UI, and service designers, as well as discovery teams.

Upon completion, participants will be equipped to:

• Navigate the entire journey from initial brief to interactive prototype within a single session
• Develop multiple concurrent variants and iterate on them based on direct user input
• Establish design systems, components, and brand guidelines within Lovable
• Conduct stakeholder reviews using functional prototypes and real-time adjustments
• Determine the optimal time for developer handover and prepare the necessary documentation

Course Structure

• Duration: 1 day (7 hours)
• Engaging training featuring a live trainer, collaborative discussions, and practical exercises focused on participants' specific use cases
• Day 1 Deliverables: Each participant will have an interactive prototype for a selected feature, a documented design system, and a developer handover brief.

Customization Availability

• For tailored training solutions aligned with this curriculum, please reach out to us for arrangement.

Over the course of two days, this program guides teams from an initial brief to a validated, deployed initial release. The curriculum encompasses prototyping, data structure and role management, real-time stakeholder collaboration, user testing, security protocols, deployment, and the transition to engineering teams. Throughout the session, participants apply these skills to their own specific use cases.

Tim Jamboula, an accredited Lovable Ambassador and Cursor Ambassador, leads this training.

This live, instructor-led workshop in Germany is designed for product teams, innovation leads, founders, and departments aiming to transform concepts into verified prototypes and functional first versions.

Upon completion, participants will be equipped to:

• Develop interactive prototypes based on concise briefs
• Refine prototypes in real time alongside stakeholders
• Configure data layers, user roles, authentication, and integrations
• Conduct user testing and integrate actionable feedback
• Establish security measures, deploy the initial version, and manage its operation
• Structure a comprehensive handover process for development teams

Course Structure

• Length: 2 days (7 hours per day), accommodating 6 to 12 participants
• Interactive learning featuring guided instruction, discussions, and practical exercises tailored to participants' specific projects
• Day 1 Deliverable: Each participant possesses a prototype with a database and login functionality, refined through a simulated stakeholder review.
• Day 2 Deliverable: Each participant has a deployed, tested initial version of their use case, accompanied by a handover document.

Customization Options

• Contact us to discuss arranging a tailored training experience for this course.

This live, instructor-led training in Germany (delivered online or onsite) is designed for professionals at beginner, intermediate, or advanced levels who aim to utilize Bolt.new for the expedited development and enhancement of web application prototypes.

By the conclusion of this program, participants will be equipped to generate prototypes from prompts, refine functional elements and interface flows, diagnose and resolve app behaviors, and deploy prototypes for evaluation.