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Generate end-to-end source code in one minute for any programming language

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Since agility and fast delivery plays an important role in the development process, you can boost your development by generating the application artifacts using Clowiz (The Cloud Wizard) The following tutorials will show how applications can be built in a few clicks and save the developer time to focus on the real logic of the application instead of creating the application artifacts

Swift & Spring Boot: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/clowiz-ios-spring-boot-code-generation-one-minute-khaled-abu-shamat

Angular: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/generate-angular-applicationcode-few-clicks-khaled-abu-shamat

Android: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/generate-android-app-using-clowiz-cloud-wizard-khaled-abu-shamat

Python: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/flask-application-few-minutes-khaled-abu-shamat

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Happy coding!

Don't generate source code. Give me a library that can take the metadata as an argument and generate a the desired code as an object file/in-memory class.

Automatically pooping out source code that is customized just makes more LOC to maintain. Having tools that poop faster just means that there is more to shovel when I go to maintain the application.

If the metadata to code transformation is really solid, what I get is less code to maintain, and the ability to rapidly port metadata generated code between langauges/platforms.

Compare, for example, @ngrx/data and any of the 80 million schematics that ship for Angular development.

What if you need to generate the same thing in different technologies or languages?

Like SDKs or validation checks

Agree that it is best to minimize code generation in favor of libraries, but there is still a ton of duplication and boilerplate, generally speaking, in software

This is a great idea, we might develop it in the near future, in the meantime, we are focusing on the CodeGen feature. Did you check that out?

[DUPE] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22146249

Also, more or less, duplicates all of OPs submissions to date

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