allynjalford

The overall goal is to assist as much as possible. It's steps forward for us all.

Yes, Exactly what you describe we are working on bring about a release for. The examples on the homepage are the from the first tools we are releasing.

There are more tools to come related to:

- What the code is doing - What the input/output of code is - What this line does

And More, as we develop more and more tools based on user feedback.

I would love to have you as part of the early access group and gain more insightful feedback like this that will ensure these tools are useful to you and the developer community.

Cheers.

Thank you for that feedback.

Yes, our goal is to assist developers learn, and understand the code they are reading and writing.

We will be replacing that code viewer in the next day or so. Thank you for pointing that out to us, as we are head down in code preparing for release in the next couple of days.

Hope to have you as part of our early access group.

Cheers.

Tenably spawned these tools that we are now making available within a sperate application. Tenably uses GPT-3 internally to re-write code that doesn't meet WCAG 2.1 standards to address web accessibility violations.

We felt these tools could be used by the developer community.

Interesting, I'll take a look at that right now. I think your in the group thou from what I see comparing your name to an email I see here.

I'd add a payments component to it. Maybe add payment link or something

Checkout https://microacquire.com/

It may guide you as yo how to go about things externally, or you can use the platform fully.

It's been spectacular so far. I'd like to throw more code at it. This why i want to do a private early access beta.

That's the way it is, policies get put in place to protect the organization and tech stack as a whole. Documentation and separation of concerns is the norm.

lol

It made to explain code in plain English. That entails code explanations, code summarization and class breakdowns.

This tool will list function names, variables, etc. And explain what they do.

For a seasoned programmer, they may use to understand the code written by someone very quickly.

I had a real person on the phone from AWS today. They actually called me after I opened a ticket yesterday and hadn't responded to their latest ticket update.

They even have 4/5G private cell networks now.

My biggest peeve is that these front-end no-code UI tools popping up aren't addressing web accessibility and making matters worst.

I built a SaaS tool (https://tenably.app) to handle the automatic remediation of web accessibility issues currently focused on headless e-commerce platforms. With Shopify being the current offering with plans to address more platforms.

Maybe I should look at offering API's to address the needs of these no-code platforms so they have a way of solving the issues while building.

I just use Amplify as a CI/CD pipeline tool for handling distribution, Etc. I don't use the actual framework in my applications.

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Thank You for your feedback. I will look into this.

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