Nice! I am currently writing a new version of my no-code platform, WeBase [1], to use AI to generate and edit applications.
Currently just using foundation models from OpenAI and Gemini but will be very interested to try this out.
My current approach is to just completely overwrite files with new updated version but I am guessing using something like Relace will make the whole process more efficient... is that correct?
I'll watch your video later but I would love to learn more about common use cases. It could even be fun to write a blog post for your blog comparing my "brut force" approach to something more intelligent using Relace.
> My current approach is to just completely overwrite files with new updated version
Overwriting full files work great <100 lines or so, but once you want to be able to edit files above that, it kind of gets very slow (and costly if using paid APIs), so using some sort of "patch format" makes a lot of sense.
Currently just using foundation models from OpenAI and Gemini but will be very interested to try this out.
My current approach is to just completely overwrite files with new updated version but I am guessing using something like Relace will make the whole process more efficient... is that correct?
I'll watch your video later but I would love to learn more about common use cases. It could even be fun to write a blog post for your blog comparing my "brut force" approach to something more intelligent using Relace.
[1] https://www.webase.com (still points to the old "manual" version)