Good stuff Bro

Peace Brotha 🙏 Still learning and growing as well👍 ps. The audio is not playing for me

.. not able to answer your question specifically (there has been more focus on business use cases for AI, animations, etc) .. but would tend to direct someone to the Live Session Bank, or the threads on coding for practical implementations .. I don't think there has been a focus on creating sites, per se, but I may be wrong ... With that being said, I think would there needs to be an understanding in what you want a prospective site to do .. do you want it to take payments and hook with different apis? Gotta plan the site before anything ... Brass tacks, the creation is just a prompt away on any platform, lovable, Gemini, Claude .. you need to understand the drawbacks , cause AI is garbage in garbage out, .. Funny, there is a current conversation about this very same thing .. If you just want a static site, start with chatgpt , ... In general, getting good at prompting is ideal ..

@Kairee OPharrow Thanks Bro. I try to encourage their creative energy as much as possible, as much as they can do without electronics (unless it's really a necessity) .. Yup, gotta keep em on the straight and narrow - just made honor society, so ... Definitely, it's the toughest job you can ever do :)

Edit: yes, Copilot has a limit (native GitHub) - I just reached mine. But it's significantly higher than what replit gives you. I guess I'll just connect GitHub to replit and use more fixmycodeforfree credits 🤣😆😂

I used a prompt like this (straight from chat) : A high-intensity cinematic transformation of a modern car morphing into a towering humanoid robot in the style of blockbuster transforming mech films. The transformation is rapid yet fully mechanical, with every car component preserved and visibly reconfiguring—no parts disappearing at any moment. Doors split and rotate into armored arms, wheels shift and lock into powerful legs and stabilizers, the hood and engine compress and unfold into a dense, mechanical chest, and the chassis expands into a complex internal framework of gears, pistons, and interlocking plates. Headlights ignite as glowing optical sensors, and internal components slide, rotate, and snap into place with precision. The final robot stands tall and imposing, a fusion of industrial dolly functionality and advanced combat-ready design—featuring integrated wheels for mobility, reinforced lifting arms, and a rugged, load-bearing structure. Transformation details: fast-moving panels, spinning joints, sliding metal plates, exposed gears, hydraulic motion, layered mechanical complexity—every piece accounted for and seamlessly integrated. Style: hyper-realistic, ultra-detailed, metallic textures, cinematic explosions of motion, sparks, dust, and light flares, dramatic shadows, epic scale. Camera: dynamic tracking shots, slow-motion moments during key mechanical shifts, low-angle hero reveal at the end, 4K cinematic quality.

@Lekeisha Vone step by step , you'll look up and see you have walked a mile :)