Utilizing Cora for Dynamic Backend Development

In this process, you will learn how to use Cora by Codemate to develop a dynamic backend for your project, including CRUD operations in Flask. This step-by-step guide will take you from inputting your initial prompt to finalizing and reviewing the results produced by Cora.

Step 1

Begin by launching Cora by Codemate. Enter the following prompt: "To build a dynamic backend for my project structure with CRUD operations in Flask frame." Once entered, press the 'Enter' key to submit your prompt.

Step 2

Cora will analyze your input and present several authentication-related questions. Select the appropriate option that suits your requirements.

Step 3

Choose basic information fields such as username, email, and password. Cora will generate a to-do list for your approval. Approve this list to allow Cora to continue with the development process.

Step 4

Cora will automatically create a README file to enhance your understanding of the project specifications and objectives.

Step 5

An architecture will be proposed for your review. After reviewing, confirm its accuracy and click 'Save' to preserve the changes made.

Step 6

Cora will then proceed with the remaining tasks, providing a detailed code analysis and breakdown for better understanding.

Step 7

Cora will successfully complete the implementation and finalize the project, wrapping up all the processes.