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+## Fakebook-AINIRO
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+# https://alexerdei.co.uk/fakebook-aigen/
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+This is a demo social media app, where the original version, which uses a Firebase
+backend, can be found [Fakebook](https://github.com/AlexErdei73/fakebook). This
+version is using [AINIRO Magic](https://docs.ainiro.io/), which is a low code,
+no code backend framework from
+[Thomas Hansen](https://www.linkedin.com/in/thomas-hansen-ainiro/). The
+important bit of invention here is the Hyperlambda programming language, which
+makes it possible for the machine to generate most of the backend code. It's a
+simple, domain specific, functional programming language, which also human
+readable too. You can find the Hyperlambda files in the folder here, although
+these are only part of the backend project and run and stored in Magic. I put
+them here for you to archive them. This project is a continuation of my previous
+project with Magic, which is
+[image-storage](https://github.com/AlexErdei73/image-storage).
+![screenshot of fakebook-ainiro](fakebook-ainiro.png)

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-I have Fakebook, which is a Facebook clone social media app. It has a React-Redux front-end styled by Bootsrtrap 4.3 
+I have Fakebook, which is a XXXXXXXXX demo social media app. It has a React-Redux front-end styled by Bootsrtrap 4.3 
 and vanilla CSS. The back-end is Firebase. We have the backend.js file, which we work on the most. This connects the 
 Firebase back-end to the actual front-end. We will completely rewrite it with certain reducers to switch to a 
 completely different back-end solution.