Replit AI / Replit Apps
Online IDE with AI code generation and instant web app hosting. Best for: Coding, deploying, and iterating on AI tools and web apps in-browser.
Vercel v0 / Vercel AI SDK
AI-native frontend builder with "v0" (AI UI generation from prompt), ideal for instant LLM/chatbot prototyping. Best for: Fast prototyping of AI chatbots and apps with one-click deployment.
Pico.sh
Minimal, prompt-based “AI as a service” web app generator. Best for: Tiny, shareable AI app prototypes and utilities.
Flowise AI
Visual drag-and-drop node editor for building and deploying AI pipelines and chatbots. Best for: Connecting LLMs, APIs, and tools without coding.
Glide
No-code app builder with AI blocks and integrations. Best for: Internal tools, dashboards, and data-driven AI utilities.
Superblocks
Low-code enterprise app builder with strong API and LLM support. Best for: Team workflows, internal tools, and automation dashboards.
Framer AI
AI-powered website and UI generator from text prompt. Best for: Landing pages, portfolios, and quick interactive demos.
Softr
No-code platform with AI blocks for business apps and member portals. Best for: Business tools, portals, and AI-powered search or chat.
Bubble
Popular no-code builder for full-featured web apps, with strong AI plugin ecosystem. Best for: SaaS, MVPs, and complex web app ideas.
Anima AI / Anima App
Converts Figma designs to React code or deployable AI-driven websites. Best for: Design-to-deploy, Figma to AI website pipelines.
Tip: Choose based on your needs: drag-and-drop (Flowise, Softr, Bubble), prompt-to-site (Vercel v0, Framer, Pico.sh), or full dev control (Replit, Builder.io, Plasmic).
E-UAE is just a VM, the AmigaOS can manage multiple VMs. They are part of modern computing.
miniE-UAE offers a streamlined virtualization solution for AmigaOS, catering to both developers and enthusiasts. It enables efficient testing, development, and exploration of Amiga applications without the need for physical hardware.
🔧 Key Features
Compact Deployment: Approximately 10MB download, expanding to ~23MB upon extraction.
User-Friendly Interface: Launches with a screen size selector; canceling defaults to windowed mode on the Workbench.
Intuitive Controls:
Reset VM: Ctrl + Shift + R
Quit VM: Ctrl + Shift + Q
Mount Floppy (.adf):
Ctrl + Shift + F1 for df0
Ctrl + Shift + F2 for df1
Pre-Configured Environment: Boots into a DOS menu with three pre-installed AGA-compatible applications, optimized for systems utilizing PiStorm and RTG setups.
Custom WHDLoad Integration: Mount your own WHDLoad directories by modifying the mount-list in the .uaerc configuration file, allowing for flexible testing scenarios.
🖥️ System Requirements
Hardware:
PiStorm equipped with a Raspberry Pi 4B or Compute Module 4 for optimal performance and sound support.
Pi 3A or Zero 2W are compatible but may exhibit slower performance.
Display:
RTG (ReTargetable Graphics) setup is recommended.
Native screen modes are supported; however, AGA via HAM is possible but may not be practical.
📥 Installation Guide
Download: Obtain the package from the following link:
miniE-UAE serves as a practical solution for those seeking a reliable and efficient AmigaOS virtualization platform. Its lightweight design and straightforward setup process make it an ideal choice for development, testing, and exploration of Amiga applications.
WinUAE 6.0.0 Released – Major Chipset Emulation Overhaul
Release Date: July 3, 2025 · Category: Technical Update
WinUAE version 6.0.0 introduces a significant internal rewrite of the core custom chipset emulation, including Agnus/Alice and Denise/Lisa components. This update focuses on improved cycle accuracy, better parallelization, and broader compatibility with low-level hardware behavior expected by advanced Amiga software.
Custom Chipset Rewrite
Internal emulation logic for Agnus/Alice and Denise/Lisa fully overhauled.
Denise/Lisa emulation now operates on a separate thread, improving performance under accurate emulation modes.
Cycle-accurate handling of VPOSW/VHPOSW and mixed hardwired vs programmed sync logic.
Support for full subpixel resolution in AGA bitplanes and sprites; legacy subpixel toggle removed.
Fully independent horizontal and vertical counter emulation, with correct behavior outside standard display ranges.
Support for UHRES DMA slots (ECS/AGA), including impact on DMA priority scheduling.
NTSC LOL (Long Line) logic and STRLONG interaction now emulate horizontal offset as on real hardware.
Improved blitter sequencing with cycle-accurate channel scheduling; mid-blit modifications tracked for compatibility testing.
Accurate collision detection enabled by default; optimized for performance.
Display pipeline now reveals bitplanes and sprites during blanking intervals in debug mode.
Input and Peripheral Enhancements
Low-level keyboard emulation introduced, with firmware-based emulation of CSG 6570-036, 68HC05C, and D8039HLC MCU models.
Caps Lock LED, matrix scan behavior, and keyboard disconnect states fully emulated.
PCI emulation expanded to include Matrox Millennium/Mystique and Voodoo 3 (86Box port).
RIPPLE IDE controller and A1000 WOM expansion support added in the expansion menu.
System Fixes and Adjustments
Default configuration now cycle-exact A500; replaces legacy approximated mode.
Updated CD32 CD read logic to better reflect sequential read patterns and reduce re-read latency.
WASAPI now auto-selects fallback audio modes when preferred channels are unavailable.
Deprecations and Removals
All legacy software filter support has been removed due to elimination of 16-bit color modes.
Subpixel emulation option removed; now enforced in accurate emulation modes.
Obsolete 16-bit host color depth support fully deprecated.
Additional Improvements
Expanded DMA debugger, sample ripper filenames include address/length metadata.
UI tree state now persistent between sessions; configuration file tree behavior improved.
Integer scaling logic adjusted for better handling of combined overscan and filter modes.
Debugger window now properly restores focus to prior application window.
TV Overscan and RTG filter interactions now render correctly under various display pipelines.
Known Caveats
This release includes extensive internal changes to timing-sensitive subsystems. Users are advised that edge cases, particularly under JIT or fast emulation modes, may exhibit regressions. Testing under non-default expansion devices or custom RTG pipelines is recommended before production use.
