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Yes exactly. It generates code for Val Town, which hosts Typescript backends.
by janpaul123 2y ago
Yes exactly. It generates code for Val Town, which hosts Typescript backends.
- ilaksh 2y agoI think that this is kind of an obvious "optimization" for making application generation much more reliable. Just because the models can generate code for one of 1000 different platforms, doesn't mean that you need all of them. Just by narrowing the scope to a particular platform makes it much more feasible to get working applications without needing manual debugging due to out of date library references etc. I think something like the approach you have demonstrated here will relatively quickly become the standard for "no-code" application development.
- janpaul123 2y agoCompletely agree. It's useful not just for targeting one specific language, but all the other APIs that we have, and things like RAG to search for importable modules on the platform. Duplicating all that across many platforms is a lot of work!