Introduction to AIA Podcast's AI Tools Catalog
Overview
The AIA Podcast's AI Tools Catalog is an expertly curated list of artificial intelligence-powered tools that have been featured on the AIA Podcast. This catalog is specifically designed to help individuals in programming, content creation, and overall productivity enhancement. The catalog is available online at this link.
Adding Services to the Catalog
If you have a service you believe should be included in the catalog, the process is quite straightforward. You need to visit their chat on Telegram and provide the link to your service along with a brief description. The team reviews submissions and, if your service is deemed helpful and intriguing, it will be discussed in the next podcast episode and potentially added to the catalog. This open approach ensures that only useful and interesting tools are featured.
Improving the Catalog
Contributors and developers can suggest improvements to the catalog's content or functionality. To do this, you can fork the repository, make your enhancements, and then submit a Pull Request back to the main repository. If coding isn't your forte, you can also create a "Feature request" issue. The team considers all suggestions and implement those they find valuable.
Reporting Issues
Community feedback is vital to maintaining the catalog's quality. If you come across a tool in the catalog that is no longer operational or has been discontinued, you can report it by creating an issue tagged as "Сlosed or inoperative tool report". The team will then investigate and decide whether to remove the tool from the catalog.
For Developers: Running the Catalog
Developers interested in working on the catalog will find that it is built on Vue 3, a popular JavaScript framework. The local development environment needs to be set up accordingly, and the development process includes using ESLint for code linting. The catalog's data is stored in a public/db.json file.
Recommended Development Environment
- Integrated Development Environment (IDE): Visual Studio Code (VSCode)
- Extensions:
- Volar Extension - Disable Vetur if installed.
- TypeScript Vue Plugin.
Project Setup Instructions
- Install dependencies: Run
npm install. - Lint, Compile, and Hot-Reload for Development: Execute
npm run dev. - Lint, Compile, and Minify for Production: Use
npm run build.
For any customization purposes, developers can refer to the Vite Configuration Reference.
This catalog not only serves as a useful resource for finding AI tools but also fosters a community of developers and users collaboratively enhancing its utility and relevance.