Haha yeah it totally can. I am really liking the strength v0 Max has behind it. Especially in Plan mode. But I think we all should be careful of this “one shot” trend. I mean sure I agree its cool if / when it can happen, and even I will get excited if an agent i use can one shot an idea. But I also feel sometimes it “shouldnt” be a one shot (depending what it is of course). Like Ras Mic said (more on this further down) sure a website or landing page can be a one shot as those are “easy”, but other complex things probably cant, and shouldnt be.
I think he (Ras Mic) put it best (and Im paraphrasing here) when he said; people must abandon the expectation that a few prompts will produce production ready software. Building takes planning, testing, many phases, and treating code as craft. Tools like Lovable, V0, and Bolt enable creation, but software remains difficult—especially software people will pay for. Frustration from broken first attempts is normal; the solution is persistence across multiple tools and iterations, not giving up.
I think its a good mindset in what we do. Coming from a design background I feel this holds so true as well. We have to explore to get anywhere. Wether on Figma canvas or in v0 projects we must explore and enjoy the journey. we can be stuck to a “one shot” mindset or feel the agent “failed” because it cant one shot something. We have to be in the mindset (again from Ras Mic) of “ok Im going to build something, its going to be awesome, but its going to take time because im going to make it awesome.”
Here is the snippet from of the discussion I am referring to. Really good listen I think https://youtu.be/ud0bv2J3xWY?si=o6181yDXFItOE0VL&t=1352
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