App Build Winners!

Justin R. Lester announces three winning app ideas: a Harry Potter deep-text-search tool built with Lovable, a daily spiritual reminder app built with repl.it, and a communication app for autistic young adults built with Firebase. He'll build each one and document the process.
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Told you guys. We build an app and so I want to shout out the three comments that were commented on Facebook, Instagram and also TikTok in terms of the apps we're going to build. So the first app we have Here is from TikTok from EB Hagrid, who says, I want to build an app that allows me to do deep dives into text, for example, Harry Potter. I want to be able to search said text and have it direct me to sources and the web about what I'm searching. So Hagrid, we're going to build an app for you and we're going to use Lovable to build this one. Next is Maria McClure. Maria McClure, hey, we're going to build an app, she says, an app that will remind you to pause alarm setting and spend 10 to 15 minutes with God, whether it's through prayer or reading guided scripture according to what area you choose, anger, forgiveness and closure to a failed relationship, or if you wanted to study a character or spiritual attribute. So you know what? We're going to do all three. We're going to build this one in repl.it so Maria, thank you. We're going to build this app in repl.it and then lastly to Cheryl L. Jackson, the consultant. She wants a mood for young adults with autism. This would help non verbal and verbal communication with their caregivers and their families. We're going to build this one in Firebase. So stay tuned for this week as we build all three of these apps for in lovable. We're going to build one in repl.it and we'll build one in Firebase. So be sure you are liking and subscribing and stick along with us as we go ahead and build these tools and see what's going to come out from them. So don't forget like and subscribe for more peace.
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