At my job, I have found it useful generating mediocre frontends under extremely tight time constraints. Clients are happy with the outcome and I find it more easily customizable than WordPress.
Looking at the code though, it’s not a good idea to use it to build anything complex. Best it can do is “Company X needs ANY website before their presentation tomorrow.” or whatever.
In other words, it’s OK at covering for poor to nonexistent planning.
I’d like to run a model locally and experiment with it though. Problem is it seems no one discloses how they trained their models, open source or not.
If anyone has any suggestions, I’m open. I see Tabby has a Neovim plugin, but, again, no idea what it’s trained on.
Mind sharing any more details, like which model (or models and which to avoid), and what kind of front end technologies you’re involving?
I’d like to start doing what you’re describing for simple front ends on my own personal projects. I’ll need to learn front end properly someday I suppose, but not today lol.
At my job, I have found it useful generating mediocre frontends under extremely tight time constraints. Clients are happy with the outcome and I find it more easily customizable than WordPress.
Looking at the code though, it’s not a good idea to use it to build anything complex. Best it can do is “Company X needs ANY website before their presentation tomorrow.” or whatever.
In other words, it’s OK at covering for poor to nonexistent planning.
I’d like to run a model locally and experiment with it though. Problem is it seems no one discloses how they trained their models, open source or not.
If anyone has any suggestions, I’m open. I see Tabby has a Neovim plugin, but, again, no idea what it’s trained on.
Mind sharing any more details, like which model (or models and which to avoid), and what kind of front end technologies you’re involving?
I’d like to start doing what you’re describing for simple front ends on my own personal projects. I’ll need to learn front end properly someday I suppose, but not today lol.
I only tried Lovable. You can hook it up with a Github repo and do whatever you want with the code.
I have not looked into these myself yet, but Apertus is supposed to be fully open: https://programming.dev/post/36791696
And I recently heard of StarCoder, which was also said to be like that and which is optimized for coding assistance: https://github.com/bigcode-project/starcoder