AI app making tools

[wowpeterpaulson]

Hi All!

I'd like to ask if anyone has any experience creating AI generated apps. I'm a bit surprised that there aren't plenty on Milovana already given how many technical people are active here. And I'm not one of them, not technical at all sadly.

So I gave base44 a try with few prompts (well in free tokens limit), few minutes into it, and the first raw draft is linked below. I don't know about you, but I'd say there is potential - Can you see it too?
(And it seems to be working on phones as well.)

Can you open this link below, is it even working for you?
https://image-battle-arena-9506876b.base44.app

Thanks for any feedback.
Happy New Year!

[Yaluar]

Heya, what I've seen on the page are a few options, like Dark Sorcerer and Golden Champions. Clicking on them I see a Cock Hero style setup, but with only one picture that is neutral in tone, and a music. If this is what you built, then yes, we can see it.

In general the AI tools can help somewhat, but people, especially if they didn't do software development before, easily overestimate their usefulness. It is not the hard part to create prototypes like these. The AI usually begins to struggle once your codebase is above a few thousand lines, and you need to prompt it carefully so it stays productive. Overall I found the AI most useful in the following situations:
- explaining programming concepts and unknown code
- pinpointing where a specific feature is handled in code
- autofilling boring tasks (set up a for loop...) and fixing syntax

What I think is hard in program development:
- staying determined and doing it every day. If it is a hobby project, you will lose interest soon, it won't be as interesting as that shiny new thing you just tought of
- fixing bugs, refactoring code so new features can be added, futureproofing your solutions, but also avoiding unnecessary protection and bloat
- taking feedback into account, creating qood quality content

Just the top of my head. If you want to create cock hero stuff, I think simply doing videos is a better alternative (no need for an app, everyone understands the concept, etc..).

[47dahc]

I can open it and looks like the beatmeter is working but there is no metronome sound or rotating pics. I'm assuming that's what you want it to do. So looks like you're onto a good start.

I created MetroVerter (link in signature) using a mix of ChatGPT and Gemini which might work well with your site. It transforms a metronome beat into tcode commands via IntifaceCentral.

One of the biggest issues I ran into was going round and round with the AI trying to add features and figure out bugs. AI would go down rabbit holes and I would have to basically start a new chat session and re-upload the current working scripts to reset the AI's memory or even hop from one to the other. I eventually got to what is in the link after a few days. Still quicker than trying to figure out how to code it manually.

On top of that, I have used AI to help make some pretty good python scripts for file/video organization and such. One of which is the script for mixing estim surround videos (link in signature). Basically, it takes the video and estim file (if provided) and multiplexes it into one video instead of trying to sync the files with two different media players. I was mixing them manually using the steps in my post, but wanted something easier and less button clicking and it works like a charm.

I think the best starting point is to jot down what you want the program/script to do and give it a go. Keep in mind that AI needs steering and CGPT or Gemini don't do NSFW all that well. So it might take a bit to get on the right track.