Build with AI Workshop
Create your personal developer portfolio using Google Stitch and Antigravity IDE and deploy it live. No prior AI experience needed.
Get StartedWhat you'll walk away with
What we'll use
Two Google tools that let you build production-grade apps with AI — no boilerplate, no setup headaches.
Google Stitch
A prototyping tool that turns natural language descriptions into fully functional web applications. Describe the portfolio you want — Stitch generates production-ready code instantly.
- Generate complete web pages from text prompts
- Iterate designs by refining your description
- Export clean, deployable HTML/CSS/JS
- Prototype in minutes, not hours
Antigravity IDE
Google's AI-native code editor that understands your entire project context. Customize your Stitch output — tweak styles, add features, debug, and push to GitHub.
- AI-assisted code editing and suggestions
- Debug with natural language explanations
- Add features by describing what you want
- Built-in Git and GitHub integration
Setup checklist
Complete these steps before arriving. This saves time and ensures you can start building immediately.
System requirements: Any laptop (Windows / macOS / Linux / ChromeOS), stable internet, 2 GB free disk space.
Scan or click
Use these QR codes on the projector — attendees can scan directly from their seats.
Workshop timeline
Four phases, each building on the last. You'll have a live portfolio by Phase 3.
What you'll learn
Troubleshooting
Common issues and quick fixes. If you're stuck during the workshop, raise your hand — mentors are here to help.
Go to your repo Settings, then Pages. Make sure the source is set to the main branch. Wait 2-3 minutes for GitHub to build. Check that your file is named index.html (not Index.html or home.html).
Make sure you forked the repo (not just cloned the original). Check that you're pushing to your fork by running git remote -v — it should show your username. If using HTTPS, GitHub may ask for a Personal Access Token instead of a password.
Check system requirements at antigravity.google/download. On Windows, try running as Administrator. On Mac, allow it in System Preferences under Security and Privacy. Fallback: use VS Code with GitHub Copilot as an alternative.
Be specific in your prompts. "A dark theme portfolio with a hero section, project cards in a grid, and a contact form" works much better than "make me a website." Iterate by refining your prompt based on what you get.
Submit your portfolio
Built your portfolio? Awesome! Submit it to the community showcase and let everyone see what you've created. Your site will appear on the GDG Jammu showcase wall alongside other attendees.