magic VS codever

I created Hyperlambda (https://hyperlambda.dev), so I spend a lot of time thinking about accidental complexity and implementation surface area. One thing leaks like this keep reminding me is that a surprising amount of software risk comes from packaging and delivery details rather than the main logic people spend all their time reviewing.

I know there's a lot of you guys here cloning magic, and I want to apologise since previously it wasn't possible to run locally due to an initialisation bug of the database.

I've fixed this now, and you can download magic cloud below.

https://github.com/polterguy/magic

What is Magic Cloud? AI-based no-code and low-code code generator and AI agent toolkit :)

Hi guys, gals, and kittens. I've created an Open Source vibe coding platform, and I'd love feedback and feature suggestions for it :)

Repo ==> https://github.com/polterguy/magic

Video demonstrating its capabilities ==> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IvoPf6-N3MA

Psst, you can only run it on OSx (M2/M3), in addition to Linux, because I haven't bothered to create binaries for the VSS plugin I'm using in SQLite to deal with embeddings ...

And while we're at it, if you count commits as cognitive work, Magic had 8,007 at the time I closed its source code. Later it's been accumulating some roughly 570 additional commits. 99% of these commits are done by yours truly.

Magic Cloud is the name of our platform. Magic is what allows us to deliver our AI solutions - So writing about our technology's security basically implies writing about Magic Cloud's security.

In the island of Cyprus, I'm the by far most productive GitHub developer with some roughly 12,000 commits. If you check out my username which is "polterguy", you will only see me on 4th place or something - However, this is because GitHub resets commits back to zero if you change your email address, and I really don't give a sjit, so I've not bothered to fix it. If you want to know "my credentials", then look at my work.

Hence, by creating small reusable AI functions, such as we've got the ability to do at AINIRO, any human being can prompt engineer a rich and complex AI app together, allowing his or her users to use natural language to interact with the software.

We already have several clients that are using our AI chatbot for these purposes - However, probably the best use case is our own software system, which is highly complex, and therefor difficult to initially understand. We get a lot of questions about Magic Cloud, and even though I love answering these questions, a lot of questions can be automated by the AI.

I've got an AI chatbot company, and because of that, I have to somehow relate to Google code. Google code is everywhere, and creating a website without using Google code is almost impossible for these reasons. Google Analytics being one reason, and Google reCAPTCHA being another reason. If you've got a website, there's a 99% probability that your site is running some Google code.

As mentioned How I manage my dev bookmarks to save time and nerves I use heavily Codever to manage my bookmarks and code snippets, so there is always a browser tab open with the website. Lately I've also been developing quite a bunch of new features on the project. Lots of testing happens in the browser, and until now there was no quick way to differentiate between the production and development version, unless I look at the URL in the browser's navigation bar of course.

Project: codever

Project: codever - File: snippet-details.component.html

At Codever we use Angular extensively, and many time the use navigates to certain routes where dynamically content based on an id for example is loaded. To access these path params in angular navigation you have two possibilities.

In Codever we use extensively the Angular Http Client to make REST calls against a NodeJs/ExpressJS API - source code on Github.

When you are searching your code snippets on Codever, depending on the search terms you use, relevant results are displayed. Behind this there is a MongoDb full text search index. Let's see how it is created and used.

I've been using Visual Studio Code for some projects lately, so I made it easy now to save and search code snippets on Codever directly from Visual Studio Code via the Codever Snippets VSCode Extension.

Project: bookmarks.dev - File: snippet-form.base.component.ts

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