Arun Tamang

Notion has become one of those tools I rely on daily. It’s impressive how natural it feels now to build entire systems without leaving one tool. I’ve used it for everything from planning SEO campaigns to onboarding new hires and it still surprises me. One thing I’ve always wondered, though, is how you keep adding depth without making it overwhelming for new users?

I have been using Lovable since the early days and honestly, Lovable 2.0 is a big step up. The frontend experience is just insane… smooth, fast, and super intuitive. Backend still feels a bit tricky for non-technical folks, but overall, this is one of the few tools that actually delivers on speed without making things messy. Curious, are there any plans to simplify backend workflows or add more options for common use cases?

Love that it’s open source and modular enough to plug into anything. I'm curious, how are teams typically handling edge cases like poor network conditions or audio sync issues with LiveKit out of the box?