AI Application Builder Courses Training in Enschede

This live, instructor-led training in Enschede (online or on-site) is tailored for beginner-level professionals who wish to utilize Replit AI to build, test, and deploy simple applications with greater efficiency.

By the end of this training, participants will be able to: create an application from a prompt, enhance code using AI assistance, securely manage configuration settings, and deploy a functional application.

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

By the end of this training, participants will be able to plan and generate functional apps, optimize user flows and data handling, implement key production features, and prepare applications for deployment and team usage.

Lovable facilitates the construction of web applications through natural language prompts, making it ideal for internal tools, forms, dashboards, and prototypes. This one-day course explores the interface, prompting techniques, database setup, login integration, and publishing processes, culminating in a deployed application and the start of a personal use case. No coding background is required.

Taught by Tim Jamboula, an official Lovable and Cursor Ambassador.

This live, instructor-led training in Enschede is suitable for specialist users, project leads, founders, and teams who wish to build internal tools, forms, dashboards, or prototypes on their own.

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

• Understand the process of AI-assisted building and determine when Lovable is the best fit
• Confidently operate the interface, including Plan, Build, and Visual Edits
• Apply five prompting principles and utilize knowledge and skills
• Configure the database, login, storage, and connectors
• Safely publish applications and run security scans
• Begin their own use case and identify next steps

Course Format

• Duration: 1 day (7 hours)
• Interactive sessions with trainer-led discussions and practical exercises based 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.

Customization Options

• Contact us to discuss customized training for this course.

Clickable prototypes can now be created in hours, effectively replacing static mockups in discovery and stakeholder review processes. This one-day course empowers product managers and designers to build variants, map design systems, run live reviews, and prepare for development handovers. Participants will conclude the course with a prototype for one of their own features.

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

This live, instructor-led training in Enschede is intended for: Product managers, product owners, UX, UI, and service designers, and discovery teams.

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

• Master the workflow from briefing to clickable prototype in a single session
• Develop multiple variants in parallel and refine them based on user feedback
• Map design systems, components, and brand rules within Lovable
• Conduct stakeholder reviews using working prototypes with live modifications
• Determine when to hand over to development and prepare the handover process

Course Format

• Duration: 1 day (7 hours)
• Interactive training involving a trainer, discussions, and hands-on exercises applied to participants' own use cases
• Day 1 Outcome: Each participant will have a clickable prototype for a personal feature, a stored design system, and a handover document for development.

Course Customization Options

• To request a customized version of this training, please contact us to make arrangements.

Over the course of two days, this programme guides teams from a concise brief to a fully tested and published initial release. The curriculum encompasses prototype development, data architecture, role management, live stakeholder iteration, user testing, security protocols, deployment, and the transition to the development team. Throughout the session, participants will apply these concepts to their own specific use cases.

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

Delivered as a live, instructor-led training in Enschede, this course is designed for product teams, innovation managers, founders, and departments seeking to transform ideas into validated prototypes and functional first versions.

Upon completion, participants will have acquired the ability to:

• Create interactive prototypes based on a concise brief
• Refine prototypes in real-time during stakeholder sessions
• Configure data structures, roles, authentication, and integrations
• Conduct testing with actual users and integrate their feedback
• Prepare security measures, deployment, and operational workflows for the first version
• Structure the handover process for the engineering team

Course Structure

• Duration: Two days (seven hours per day), accommodating six to twelve participants
• An interactive format featuring direct instruction, open discussion, and practical exercises focused on participants' individual projects
• Day 1 Deliverable: Participants will possess a prototype equipped with a database and login functionality, refined through a simulated stakeholder interaction.
• Day 2 Deliverable: Participants will have a published, tested initial version of their use case, accompanied by a comprehensive handover document.

Customization Availability

• For tailored training needs, please contact us to discuss custom arrangements.

This instructor-led, live training in Enschede (online or onsite) is designed for beginner-level, intermediate-level, and advanced-level professionals who wish to utilize Bolt.new to rapidly create and enhance web app prototypes.

By the end of this training, participants will be able to: generate prototypes from prompts, refine features and interface flow, test and troubleshoot application behavior, and publish prototypes for review.