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Very soon, the UNA community will become much more active again, and we’ll start to see a rise in new members who are excited by what I’m working on. I’m putting the final touches on a modular‑app builder and a UNA‑focused AI assistant tailored specifically for developers and agencies. This toolkit is designed to make creating custom modules faster, more visual, and far less reliant on deep framework knowledge—letting you scaffold, configure, and iterate UNA modules in minutes instead of hours. As this tool rolls out, I expect it will help attract new UNA users, both in the open‑source community and among professional developers launching custom communities. I’ll be sharing the first demos right here, along with GitHub links and early access options, and I’d love your feedback so we can shape it together and grow the UNA ecosystem around it
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@UMIT OZAYDIN ... Man, you my inspiration :-)
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me? why so?
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@UMIT OZAYDIN It means the world to me when someone read, like and comment to what I have to say or share. It encourage me and yes, it is also an inspiring factor letting me believe someone do understand and follow my vision etc. I have close friends in the unacms arena and you are just that to me.. 🙂
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I'm starting to test Google's Antigravity for module creation...anyone else delving into this?
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Hey @Jethro ,I really like what you’re working on, man. Antigravity’s multi‑model setup looks impressive, but it sounds like they still have bugs that can derail you when you’re 90% through a build.
I’m a big fan of Google AI Studio when we’re talking Google’s ecosystem. You should grab VS Code and hook it up with something like Claude, Codex, Copilot, or even Cursor. They’ve just released GLM‑5, which is open source and free, even though most people still seem to prefer Claude’s flavors for coding.
Your IDE of choice should also match what you’re building, whether it’s more of a React stack or a PHP‑heavy app.
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It’s working, and I’m over the moon about it.
I’ve finally got this whole thing running: a development pipeline that takes input from a requirements wizard, supports three different paths for developers and entrepreneurs, and then lets the flow of AI intelligence handle the market research as part of the process. It might sound easy to spin up a simple module with any AI tool if you know what you’re doing, but designing and building this entire system end to end—without being a formally trained or “expert” PHP programmer—was something else. I pulled it off. It was tough, it took a huge amount of effort, and I worked around the clock to get here, but I did it.
