LLMs are a force multiplier. We are often exposed to the multiplied forces of lazy or even malicious LLM users, but I believe that thoughtful and tasteful use can render both good design and good code that the builder can be proud of. This article will talk about how I built almightylisp.com using Machine Intelligence.
ND-TU-261010Building A Temperature Conversion ApplicationNow that we know how to open a simple window, we can finally get to work building a small application: a temperature converter. Not only will we learn how to build the GUI, but we will also learn how to write code that allows us to hotload changes into an open instance of the application.Micah KillianIN-OP-261002Almighty BakersI feel anxious and sweaty about my future as a software developer. How about you? But perhaps we could learn a lesson from an unlikely group of hard working young men: Victorian bakers.Micah KillianSeries / MAC / Part 3/6ND-TU-261002Opening a WindowBefore getting started with the non-UI code of my application, I couldn't help but dip my toes into the GUI side first. In doing so, I learned that there is something that web developers take for granted that you quickly learn is /your/ job when making a native application: an open window.Micah KillianSeries / MAC / Part 2/6ND-CS-261001A Gift To My FatherAfter deciding to learn native application development, the question is: What to build? For my first real application, I will make a gift for my father to encode religious rules into Almighty Common Lisp to leave a lasting legacy.Micah KillianNative application is back. My body is ready. I am putting down the hypermedia and embracing deranged native GUI APIs--beginning with MacOS and Objective-C development (in Almighty Common Lisp, of course).
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