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Actual app vs mockup. I will be adding additional graphics and the logo in the 1.1 version so it should look closer to the original visual design. -
Given the amount of work you put in to these stories, I can understand your anxiety about how they are received by your readers. Each story is great in its own way. From my perspective, there are some that I like better than others. As an example, I really liked “A Little Change of Perspective.” I really liked the plot and the fact that the main characters retained their intellect despite ending up in diapers. Those are the kinds of stories I prefer. I can understand that other readers have different preferences. My recommendation is that you write the stories you’re enthusiastic about. -
By cute little kokiri girl · Posted
Madison smiled and gently planted kiss on her baby's forehead before sitting back down on the bed and gently guiding Madison to sit on her lap, "So sweetie do you want to talk about those big scary feelings you had or do you just want to just cuddle with Mommy for a little bit?" Camila said and she wasn't being sarcastic or belittling Madison, she was being generally, honest as she just held her little one in her arms like what any loving mommy would do for their child. -
By little_madd · Posted
Maddison knew that the feeling of being small was intentional for the weekend, but the sensation of the wet wipes and the scent of baby powder felt very strange; she didn't know the reason for the thick diaper—since she had no intention of taking it off and would gain nothing by doing so—but she was wearing a new one, and she took out her pacifier, set it aside, and said: "Yes, I'm better mommy" -
For the last few days I’ve been having fun working with ChatGPT’s new “Work” feature to build a website application that helps me track my workouts. Sure there are a ton of apps and websites that will do this for you. For me, none really had all the features I was looking for. I have been using ChatGPT to build a workout routine that works best for someone of my age and takes into account a knee injury I got last year. Another reason I wanted to give this a try is I need to evaluate how useful this tool is for several other development projects I have to deliver on in the next few years where I volunteer. I have a development background and have experience with web design as well. I think I’m a good test case for evaluating the workflow and results. To skip right to the results, I was amazed what it came up with! I’ll say this was not just a quick prompt and then results came out the other end. Here was my workflow: I started in ChatGPT chat mode and turned on the voice feature. Then I spent 30 minutes having a casual conversation with it going back and forth on the features I wanted. Afterwards, I had it convert that free flow conversation into 1.0 specs. From there, we worked on a visual design based on the specs. Here I just let it make the first cut of a dashboard and a workout tracker screen. We refined it over several passes until it looked very polished and exactly what I wanted. These final images were added to the 1.0 spec. I wanted this app to be very touch focused as I planned on mostly using it on my iPad. With the specs in hand, I switched from Chat over to “Work”. This is a fairly new feature of ChatGPT. Development is saved on your local computer with the development code generated in the cloud and saved locally. Hosting is part of the “Sites” feature and is included as part of your “Plus” subscription. ChatGPT got to work and started building a functional prototype of the user interface. There was some back and forth but then the functional prototype was complete. I could test how the pages worked. After I was satisfied, It started converting this prototype into a data driven production web application. Once the database was finalized the page development started. Once it was code complete, I tested it and then we had a back and forth debugging session. There were some design changes that came up that it was able to code out very effectively. Once version 1.0 was complete, it posted the results and then documented everything. The final code was posted to GitHub. This entire experience was a lot like working as a manager for a software development team. This is something I have a lot of experience with. What do I think of the implications of this technology? Will it put developers out of work? Not at this time. I have to stress, ChatGPT gave me the exact application I wanted but there was a lot of back and forth. I see this as a tool that a development team can use to be 10X productive but I don’t feel it could replace that team yet. In the future? Maybe but I’m not convinced yet. If you have any questions on my experience, please let me know. I’d be happy to discuss it further. Have any of you used this tool or other LLMs to code applications? I’d also love to hear your experiences.
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