How to use v0.dev by Vercel For Beginners (Include Latest Features)

Hello everyone, welcome back with Minan. Today I want to show you a great AI tool that can build a fully functional web apps for you in just a few minutes. Let me introduce you to VZero. So V0ero is simply an AI coding agent that specializes in building fast and beautiful full stack web applications. It enables you to build a fully functional application without knowing how to code as you simply need to describe your requirements in plain English. When it first launched, Vzero can only be used to build simple apps

with limited capabilities. But today, it has everything you will ever need to build a full stack web application in minutes. It can generate an application by looking at a screenshot, show a preview of the generated app, and also has a code editor where you can edit the code manually. The platform also has integrations with important services like Superbase for authentication and database management and GitHub for version control. Finally, you can deploy the app quickly into Versel, the hosting platform which also created the VZero

platform so that other people can view and use your application. Which is why in this video I'm going to demonstrate how you can use VZ to literally build a full stack application, connect it to a database, add authentication and real data and deploy your app to the internet. To get started with Vzero, you can go to the platform at vzero.dev. I will leave the link in the description. And here you need to create a free account to store your app projects. Once you're logged into the dashboard, here

you can see your account details in the sidebar over here where you can see existing chat sessions and projects. And so here's the main UI of Vzero. This input box is where you enter the prompt to generate your web app. For example, I'm going to put create a note takingaking app here. If you have designed files for your app, you can also attach them using this attach button over here. It allows you to attach images or Figma files for VZero to use in the process. Next, there's the enhanced prom feature that will

automatically improve your prompt. This is useful when you have a hard time to come up with a comprehensive prompt. Let's click on it to show you an example. You can see V 0 developed the prompt in more detail, adding core functionalities, user authentication, and responsive design. But if you already have a detailed promp in mind, then you probably won't need this feature as it can cause Vzero to build a different app than what you already have in mind. Next, there is the model selection on the left side of the input

box. Here you can select the AI model that will be used for this generation. There is V0 small, medium, and large models. I recommend you to use the medium model because it's the most suitable for everyday tasks and UI generation as shown here. Next, below the input box, there are buttons for quick actions with V0ero such as clone a screenshot, import from Figma, build a landing page, and so on. Below that, you have projects created by the community,

which you can copy over as your project by clicking this open in VZero button. For example, let's copy this floating bubbles project. And now the project is copied into your account. You can add changes to it or inspect the code. Do anything you want as it's now your project. Next, we're going to build a project from scratch. So, let's get back to the home screen. Okay, it's time to create our first app with V0. In the input box, I'm going to type a markdown based

notetaking app with folders, tags, search, and syntax I collecting. And now just hit enter to start creating. Now Vzero will think for a way to respond to our request. And here we are back to the VZ project UI. It is structured where we have a chat-like conversation with the artificial intelligence on the left side and then our code files and previews will be to the right side over here. While it's generating the code, you can select the code view over here and see what files are being processed by V 0.