In this video, I'll be telling you about how you can generate application with just one prompt using Aider. We'll be using it combined with Claude3.5 Sonnet and DeepSeek Coder V2 for Local usage Via Ollama. It is insanely better than Maestro because you can also do refinements with it. I'll be generating Games, Websites, Applications and much more in this video. You can also do TextToFrontend, TextToApplication and other things with this. This Aider tool can also be used with any opensource LLM, OpenAI models or the other Claude models such as GPT4O, Claude3, CodeQwen, Mixtral 8x22b, Mixtral 8x7b, GPT4, Grok1.5 & Gemini Code Assist.



Resources:

Aider Github Repo : https://github.com/paulgauthier/aider



Key Takeaways:

TexttoApplication Revolution: Discover the latest in texttoapplication technology with Aider, enabling you to generate complete applications with simple prompts.

⚙ Seamless Code Integration: Unlike other tools, Aider allows you to seamlessly integrate generated code with your existing codebase.

Interactive Environment: Aider provides an interactive environment where you can refine and amend applications postgeneration.

Unmatched Reliability: Addressing reliability issues with Maestro, Aider ensures all files and components are correctly written, saving you API tokens and money.

Versatile Usage: Compatible with topperforming models like Claude 3.5 Sonnet and DeepSeek Coder, Aider supports a wide range of LLMs for your development needs.

StepbyStep Installation: Easy installation and setup guide for Aider and Ollama, helping you get started quickly with local models.

Practical Applications: From creating games like Snake and Minesweeper to building ToDo apps and landing pages, see Aider in action with realworld examples.



Timestamps:

00:00 Introduction
00:16 Issues with Maestro (One time Generation without Refinements)
01:19 About Aider (Better than Maestro with Multiple Refinement)
02:36 Installation
03:15 Usage with Claude 3.5 Sonnet
06:46 Usage with Local Model (DeepseekCoderV2)
08:09 Conclusion