A completely secure and localhost approach to AI code generation on your own computer and Red Hat OpenShift AI. Generate a reactive, data-driven website and API in Java Vert.x intelligently by:

1. By writing YAML rules into a Java class and method comments.
2. Define some spine discs in your Java classes, which are protected void methods that start with the _ underscore character.
3. The Computate code generation watcher service will recognize that your Java class has changed, and automatically index your code in a Solr search engine on your own computer.
4. The Computate code generation service will generate the code you need.
5. Use the Computate Developer products like the Computate Smart Website Builder to build the rest of your site.

SPINE Programming is an acronym for "SPINE Programming is not easy".

Code that generates more code as you save. Internationalized. Integrated with Solr search. A new way to write code to make persistence easier.

• Red Hat Principal Software Engineer in Red Hat Research

• Creator of the Smart Village Operator and Smart Village Platform

• Architect of the Red Hat Social Innovation Program

• Founder of the Smarta Byar Smart Village Community FIWARE Innovation Hub

• Principal Software Engineer for the New England Research Cloud

Try out the computate platform yourself

You can do AI/ML Smart Device API Code Generation with computate in your own OpenShift cluster by following the Smart Device API Code Generation with AI/ML hackathon course:

• You'll need access to a Red Hat OpenShift cluster.
• Ask your OpenShift Admins to install OpenShift AI and the vscode-java ImageStream here
• Then follow the Jupyter notebooks in this course, starting with 01-install-prerequisites.ipynb.

For an introduction to OpenShift and the Smart Village Platform built with the computate platform, follow our free course we developed to deploy a working Edge-to-Cloud Learning Experience with computate. It will guide you through launching a free Red Hat OpenShift Developer Sandbox environment, deploying the same FIWARE and Smart Village components as the Smart Device API Code Generation with AI/ML hackathon course, and teaches how to build a new Python microservice that animates simulated traffic data on maps over time.