Re: Android GNUmed client

Sebastian Hilbert <[email protected]> writes:

Sebastian,

Thanks for your reply.
> Creating an Android client is actually quite doable in the AI age.
>
> There is likely room for debate on quality of such code but in principle if you have access 
> to a coding model it is possible.
>
> For anyone who have never made use of it there is some info.
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> For example in Claude code it is possible to have it analyze the complete codebase.
>
> Then there is a plan mode where you can tell it what you have in mind. You can have it 
> suggest an implementation, debate about it and have it implement it.
>
> It will help you test it on a device or an emulator.
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> It can run code, see errors fix error.
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> In summary it is not a question if it can be done but what you want to achieve and how 
> you want to achieve it.
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> Giving it the right prompts is essential.
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> And yes, you can do all this without AI - if you are the highly skilled senior dev.
>

Generally, prefer not to use AI for my code unless I know what it was
trained on.  The issue of the resulting appropriate license of the
generated code is not clear.

Am working on improving LambdaNative:
http://www.lambdanative.org/

My understanding from:
https://sfconservancy.org/blog/2025/nov/06/juggluco-foss-continuous-glucose-montior-diabetes/
is that FOSS apps are the exception in this field.