Prototyping Fast in Bolt.new — Your Browser IDE

End-of-lesson check

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1. What core technology allows Bolt.new to run a complete Node.js development environment directly in the browser without installing anything locally?

   1. Cloud servers
   2. WebContainers
   3. Virtual machines
   4. Docker containers

2. A product manager needs to show stakeholders a mockup of a new feature idea tomorrow morning. What type of project is Bolt.new specifically designed for?

   1. Production applications
   2. Enterprise software
   3. Legacy system migrations
   4. Throwaway prototypes

3. What risk exists if you add real user data or real payment processing to a Bolt.new application?

   1. The AI will refuse to work
   2. It will automatically become a production app
   3. It is not production-hardened and could expose user data
   4. The app will run slower

4. Which of these platforms can you deploy to directly from within Bolt.new?

   1. Heroku and DigitalOcean
   2. AWS and Google Cloud
   3. Azure and IBM Cloud
   4. Netlify and Vercel

5. A developer wants to try the same app idea with five different color schemes to see which one users prefer. Why is Bolt.new suitable for this?

   1. It has built-in A/B testing
   2. It requires less code than other tools
   3. It automatically generates color schemes
   4. You can create variations quickly for experimentation

6. What does the lesson suggest is faster: modifying an existing template or scaffolding a project from zero?

   1. Modifying an existing template
   2. They take equal time
   3. Depends on the programming language
   4. Scaffolding from zero

7. According to the comparison table, what does Lovable feel like compared to Bolt.new?

   1. An automated testing tool
   2. A pair programmer in a browser
   3. A product manager chat
   4. A designer with a magic pen

8. What file format can you download from Bolt.new to take your project offline?

   1. A ZIP file
   2. A tarball archive
   3. An executable installer
   4. A Docker image

9. What role does the AI agent play in Bolt.new's development workflow?

   1. It only suggests code improvements
   2. It only handles design elements
   3. It deploys apps automatically
   4. It writes, installs packages, and runs code while you watch

10. What should you do after finding a prototype in Bolt.new that is worth keeping and iterating on further?

    1. Continue using Bolt.new indefinitely
    2. Push to a GitHub repository
    3. Start from scratch
    4. Delete the prototype

11. What is the primary advantage of sharing the live preview URL from Bolt.new?

    1. It provides analytics
    2. It records user sessions
    3. It allows quick feedback without installing anything
    4. It automatically optimizes images

12. What distance does the 'big idea' in the lesson say Bolt collapses?

    1. The distance between having an idea and showing a working prototype
    2. The distance between local and cloud development
    3. The distance between design and development
    4. The distance between free and paid tools

13. What type of developer would benefit most from Bolt.new avoiding the need to install Node.js on their laptop?

    1. Developers who prefer command-line tools
    2. Developers building operating systems
    3. Developers with limited disk space or restricted permissions
    4. Developers who only write Python

14. What is the relationship between StackBlitz and Bolt.new?

    1. They are competing companies
    2. StackBlitz acquired Bolt.new
    3. StackBlitz is built on top of Bolt.new
    4. Bolt.new is a product from StackBlitz

15. Why does the lesson recommend forking someone else's example in Bolt.new?

    1. It automatically fixes bugs
    2. It earns the developer money
    3. It provides a starting point that speeds up development
    4. It makes the app run faster