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Create me a flutter app that has a list of todo items. Each item has a timer. The list shows one item at the top and when it's timer finishes the next one in th
by jvm___ 4y ago
Create me a flutter app that has a list of todo items. Each item has a timer. The list shows one item at the top and when it's timer finishes the next one in the list moves to the top.
That prompt, or something like it, generated Futter code along with the instructions of how to modify a default flutter app for the code to work.
I haven't ran the code yet, but all the other code samples I asked for worked.
Asking for a ruby Student, Teacher application where the student takes multiple courses and the teacher can assign a grade to each course.
After you get that code, you can clarify in your next question.
I want each course to have progress steps.
More generated ruby code..
Can you add a grade for each progress step, and can the teacher have the ability to unlock the next progress steps.
Generates more code.
Then.
Generate me a react front end for this.
Generates React code.
I didn't install/run the code, but it looked accurate and had comments explaining what the lines of code did.
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GitHub code works, ChatGPT code works, and does exactly what you want, and you can modify it just by asking.
"Change the progress array to be an object that has a grade, started date, finished date and parent acknowledgement."
That actually works as an example after the bot generated the initial app.
We're in for a world of changes.
- ericmcer 4y agoThat is what though, 2 hours of coding for an experienced dev? And the trade off is you have no context over the code running your product?
- jvm___ 4y ago2 hours of coding for an experienced dev Sure, building a table is a two hour job for an experienced wood-worker. If a grade 7 student can make an app by - Describing what they want it to do - Copy/pasting some code - And running it. That's a leap forward in my books. The first barrier to making apps has been the time involved in to learn the syntax, if that's gone in the first days of this app, what's next? Do we teach how to write code anymore, or just to read and understand it?