#making a AI specifically for angular

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lofty viper
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Google developed Angular and Google Gemini. I'm new to programming and haven't taken any classes in school. I learned to code so I could create a personal dashboard to manage recipes, calendars, and more (still a work in progress!). I'm curious about creating an AI specifically for Angular. How would I start making one? What should I begin learning? Could it scrape angular.blog and other related documentation? I'm interested in making an AI to assist me with coding, so I can learn without paying for courses. I'm 16 years old and want to create an Angular project as a key part of my portfolio. All I've learned has come from YouTube tutorials and guidance from my mom, who is a data solutions and applications architect. If anyone has guidance on making this AI or learning machine learning, I would greatly appreciate it.

ebon plover
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Hi, big changes occurred with Angular lately and new features will appear soon too. It makes it difficult to create an AI which would not provide outdated learning content.

kindred spoke
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if the AI can be trained on free and available material then how would making an AI save on the cost of paying for courses

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all that building an AI is going to do is teach you how to build an LLM which these days is mostly 'pay OpenAI to use their stuff to re-skin ChatGPT and try to turn it into a paid service to scam other people trying to find LLMs to reskin for their own service'

zinc tulip
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Read about what a Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) model is. You can use something like https://ollama.com/library/command-r and the updated docs of Angular to fine tune the model. I'm working on a side project that does this not specifically for Angular but for other docs.

command-r

Command R is a Large Language Model optimized for conversational interaction and long context tasks.

mint edge
lofty viper
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Ohh

mint edge
lofty viper
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I’m a student I got into coding out of spite and stubbornness. I didn’t want to pay for an app when I can make one YouTube is a great tool so every thing I’ve learned has been through that

mint edge