Hyperlambda course day 1

We’ve taken unto ourselves to teach Hyperlambda and Aista to a bunch of project managers from Ukraine. The process is quite simple; we spend 10 hours divided into two days with hands on sessions, where the participants are creating software and using Aista themselves, with the idea of giving them a specification at the end of day 2 that they are supposed to implement using?Aista. Below you can find the recordings of all session from day 1 in this Hyperlambda course.

The idea of the course is to teach all the basics required to become a Hyperlambda developer to somebody never having seen the language before, and to teach it in 2 days. Day 1 we’re going through the Magic Dashboard, creating a web app by using the CRUD generators, touching upon the SQL endpoint generator, creating our first Hyperlambda endpoint manually, etc. In addition we’re designing a database ourselves from scratch, and generating a CRUD app wrapping our database. We also speak about the philosophy behind Hyperlambda, and how important meta data is to be able to automate software development. Then we give you a tour of our internal closed source code, implying the code that we’re using ourselves to deploy cloudlets, and the entire middleware of our own platform.

I have been given permission to share these sessions publicly, so below you can find all recordings from day 1.

1. Session 1?– The Magic Dashboard, the CRUD generator, SQL Studio, and all other UI components in Magic, in addition to some basic Hyperlambda
2. Session 2?– Creating the Hello World Hyperlambda endpoint, URL resolving, Hyper IDE, the basic structure of Hyperlambda, meta data from endpoints, working with the Angular code locally
3. Session 3?– Creating a task management system with the CRUD generator
4. Session 4?– How we built our entire middleware using Hyperlambda