#Markup Master - Because Making a Website Shouldn't be so Hard

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past raft
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Link: https://markupmaster.xyz

Hey all, I'm proud to present my latest creation: Markup Master. Markup Master is a prompt-based HTML generator. All you have to do is ask it something like "I need a website for my restaurant" or "Make me an Atari Breakout clone" and it will give it to you, HTML, CSS, and JS. It's a great resource for my fellow webdev people who struggle with developer's block when starting out a project, whether you need design inspiration or need help getting through some tough JS code. To read more - and get a discount on your first purchase of credits - check out my blog post here: https://ethan-hanlon.xyz/posts/markupmaster/

Currently the generator only makes vanilla HTML, CSS, and JS, as that is easiest to just shove into a code editor and see it happen, but in the future I plan to add generation for React, Vue, and Svelte projects, deployment of your app from within the site, source control integration, and more. I would appreciate your feedback as this project continues to break ground! hello

Because Making a Website Shouldn't be so Hard.

sage crow
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Fantastic, have u used it to try to replicate the chat gpt website?

past raft
sage crow
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wow and it creates the instructions too?

past raft
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Yeah, I wanted to make sure the user had some context as to what they were seeing and where to progress from what it had generated.

sage crow
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very cool!

past raft
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Small update: I've made some changes to the model that should cause it to be a little less placeholder-y. I've also increased the amount of starting tokens to 20, and credited existing accounts to 20 credits.

unborn igloo
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Following

past raft
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A major update - we are now using GPT 4! You should find that the model adheres to your prompt far better.

As a tip, adding just a little more specificity to your prompt should help it generate websites that suit your needs far better, especially if you're mainly looking for JS. For instance, "A real-time collaborative text editor" gave me an alert saying "This is a mockup, feature not integrated" when I clicked the share button it made. However, when I tried "A real-time collaborative text editor integrated using Firebase, it set up JS that included a Firebase app setup and a Firestore listener. You can of course replace Firebase with Azure, AWS, etc.

oblique wyvern
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Wait wha

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it can replicate?