I suppose everyone has by now seen what ChatGTP can do (and what it can't).

There is now an official api, so this thing can now be incorporated in app design, development and/or deployment.

Going back to a previous post, the design phase of my "design-framework-in-waiting" is based on a set of models, where these models are parsed into elementary components or nodes. The development phase is then to take these nodes, add detailed instructions and execute them in some form or other.

It dawned on me the other day that these elementary nodes may be simple enough for ChatGTP to 'understand' and generate the code for it.

I tried that out with the demo forum app ( see attached image ) and got it to create the code for all of these nodes. The results were more than promising, code looks good and although not perfect or 100% error-free it is good enough as a base to rapidly change and amend.

Not going to post here all questions and answers, but it did respond with relevant code in javascript, object pascal, php, node.js, firebird and MySQL syntax, while using various api's (fetch, xmlhttprequest).

Going to incorporate this as I find it a valuable tool.