AI App Builders Training in Lyon

This live, instructor-led training, available in Lyon (either online or on-site), is tailored for entry-level professionals looking to use Replit AI to expedite the construction, testing, and deployment of simple applications.

Upon completion, participants will be capable of: creating applications from prompts, enhancing code with AI support, securely managing configurations, and deploying a functional application.

This instructor-led live training in Lyon (online or onsite) is designed for beginner to advanced product teams, developers, and technical business users who wish to use Lovable to build production-ready applications more efficiently, with improved structure, quality, and deployment practices.

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

Lovable allows for the development of web applications via natural language prompts, serving as a powerful tool for internal applications, forms, dashboards, and prototypes. This one-day course covers the interface, prompting strategies, database setup, login integration, and publishing, concluding with a published app and the launch of a personal use case. No programming background is needed.

The trainer, Tim Jamboula, holds the status of official Lovable Ambassador and Cursor Ambassador.

This instructor-led, live training in Lyon is targeted at specialist users, project leads, founders, and teams who wish to create internal tools, forms, dashboards, or prototypes on their own.

By the end of this training, participants will be capable of:

• Understanding how AI-assisted construction functions and determining when Lovable is the suitable tool
• Operating the interface confidently, including Plan, Build, and Visual Edits
• Prompting effectively according to five principles while utilizing knowledge and skills
• Setting up the database, login, storage, and connectors
• Publishing an app securely and running the security scan
• Starting a personal use case and identifying the next steps

Course Format

• Duration: 1 day (7 hours)
• Interactive training with a trainer, discussions, and hands-on exercises 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 personal use case.

Customization Options

• To request a customized training for this course, please contact us to arrange details.

Interactive prototypes developed within hours can supersede static mockups during discovery and stakeholder assessments. This one-day programme guides product managers and designers through building variants, structuring a design system, conducting live reviews, and facilitating the transition to development. Attendees will conclude the session with a prototype for a feature of their choosing.

The instructor, Tim Jamboula, holds official Ambassador status for both Lovable and Cursor.

This live, instructor-led training in Lyon is tailored for product managers, product owners, UX, UI, and service designers, as well as discovery teams.

Upon completion, participants will be equipped to:

• Navigate the entire journey from initial briefing to a functional interactive prototype in one session
• Develop multiple variants simultaneously and refine them based on user input
• Establish a design system, including components and brand guidelines, within Lovable
• Facilitate stakeholder reviews using working prototypes and real-time modifications
• Determine the optimal timing for development handover and prepare the necessary documentation

Course Structure

• Duration: 1 day (7 hours)
• Interactive instruction featuring discussion and practical exercises focused on participants’ specific use cases
• Day 1 Deliverable: Each participant will possess a functional prototype for a selected feature, a documented design system, and a comprehensive handover packet for the development team.

Customisation Availability

• For bespoke training arrangements, please reach out to discuss specific requirements.

Spanning two days, this course guides teams from an initial brief to a validated, live first release. It addresses prototyping strategies, data management and user roles, real-time iteration with stakeholders, user testing, security protocols, deployment, and the transition to development teams. Throughout the session, participants apply concepts to their own specific use cases.

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

This live, instructor-led workshop in Lyon is designed for product teams, innovation managers, founders, and departments seeking to transform concepts into validated prototypes and functional initial versions.

Upon completion, participants will be equipped to:

• Develop interactive prototypes from concise briefs
• Refine prototypes in real-time alongside stakeholders
• Configure data structures, user roles, authentication, and integrations
• Conduct user testing and integrate feedback effectively
• Establish security, deployment, and operational readiness for the first version
• Plan the seamless handover to engineering teams

Course Structure

• Duration: 2 days (7 hours per day), suitable for groups of 6 to 12
• Interactive learning with guided discussions and practical exercises based on personal use cases
• Day 1 Deliverable: A refined prototype featuring a database and login, improved through a simulated stakeholder session
• Day 2 Deliverable: A published, tested first version of the use case, accompanied by a comprehensive handover document

Customization Availability

• Contact us to discuss options for tailoring this course to your specific needs

This instructor-led, live training in Lyon (online or on-site) is designed for beginner, intermediate, or advanced-level professionals aiming to use Bolt.new to rapidly create and enhance web application prototypes.

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