Add Base44 blog and promote Capgo Builder in vibe-coding articles#846
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Give Base44 builders a Capacitor + Capgo Builder walkthrough and reframe existing Lovable, Bolt, and AI mobile tutorials to recommend cloud native builds over local Xcode/Android Studio for store releases. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughFive blog posts are updated to introduce Capgo Builder. A new tutorial ( ChangesCapgo Builder Blog Content Updates
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- Around line 90-92: The fenced code block in the blog content is missing a
language tag, triggering markdownlint MD040. Update the affected fenced block in
the article by adding a language identifier such as text so the block is valid
Markdown. Use the surrounding content in the blog markdown file to locate the
plain fenced line and apply the fix without changing the text inside the block.
- Around line 147-149: The fenced code block in this blog post is missing a
language identifier, triggering MD040. Update the markdown snippet in the blog
content so the block explicitly declares a language, using the code fence around
the Capacitor instruction text; locate it by the blog post section mentioning
installing the Capacitor CLI and initializing the Base44 app.
- Around line 114-116: The fenced block in the blog content is missing a
language annotation, triggering MD040. Update the Markdown snippet in the
article so the fence uses a language tag (for example, the plain-text fence
suggested in the review) while keeping the existing content unchanged. Use the
code block around the Capacitor/vite.config note as the target and ensure the
fence is consistently labeled.
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- Line 680: The user-facing Capgo Builder copy needs the compound adjective
corrected to “cloud-native” instead of “cloud native.” Update the markdown text
in the blog content where Capgo Builder is described so it reads “cloud-native
builds” while keeping the rest of the sentence unchanged.
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| Install Node.js if needed, install project dependencies, and start the dev server | ||
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around lines 90 - 92, The fenced code block in the blog content is missing a
language tag, triggering markdownlint MD040. Update the affected fenced block in
the article by adding a language identifier such as text so the block is valid
Markdown. Use the surrounding content in the blog markdown file to locate the
plain fenced line and apply the fix without changing the text inside the block.
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| Configure vite.config for Capacitor mobile deployment with base './' and production build to dist | ||
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around lines 114 - 116, The fenced block in the blog content is missing a
language annotation, triggering MD040. Update the Markdown snippet in the
article so the fence uses a language tag (for example, the plain-text fence
suggested in the review) while keeping the existing content unchanged. Use the
code block around the Capacitor/vite.config note as the target and ensure the
fence is consistently labeled.
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| Install Capacitor CLI, initialize it for my Base44 app with webDir dist, and add iOS and Android platforms | ||
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`@apps/web/src/content/blog/en/transform-base44-app-to-mobile-with-capacitor.md`
around lines 147 - 149, The fenced code block in this blog post is missing a
language identifier, triggering MD040. Update the markdown snippet in the blog
content so the block explicitly declares a language, using the code fence around
the Capacitor instruction text; locate it by the blog post section mentioning
installing the Capacitor CLI and initializing the Base44 app.
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| - **Live Updates**: Consider implementing [Capgo](https://capgo.app/) for over-the-air updates | ||
| - **[Capgo Builder](/native-build/)**: Use cloud native builds for TestFlight and Play Store releases |
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Hyphenate “cloud-native” in user-facing copy.
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In
`@apps/web/src/content/blog/en/transform-lovable-dev-app-to-mobile-with-capacitor.md`
at line 680, The user-facing Capgo Builder copy needs the compound adjective
corrected to “cloud-native” instead of “cloud native.” Update the markdown text
in the blog content where Capgo Builder is described so it reads “cloud-native
builds” while keeping the rest of the sentence unchanged.
Source: Linters/SAST tools
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