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Version Update | SolidUI 0.2.0 Release

Background

With the rise of language models for generating images from text, SolidUI aims to help people quickly build visualization tools, including 2D, 3D, and 3D scenes, for rapid construction of three-dimensional data demonstration scenes. SolidUI is an innovative project that aims to combine natural language processing (NLP) with computer graphics to realize the function of generating graphics from text. By building its own language model for generating graphics from text, SolidUI uses the RLHF (Reinforcement Learning Human Feedback) process to realize the process from text description to graphics generation.

Project URL: https://github.com/CloudOrc/SolidUI
Project mirror URL: https://gitee.com/CloudOrc/SolidUI
Community official website: https://website.solidui.top
Join the group: https://discord.com/invite/brKfUUXg

Release Notes

Features

  • Design features, scene and page optimization
  • Project Preview
  • Design features, preview page
  • Support for GPT-like model proxy
  • Support for ChatGLM-like model proxy
  • Support Hugging Face Spaces plugin, provide trial function
  • Support for the ESLint code check tool
  • Design page delete graphic optimization
  • Login page, logout optimization
  • Support for chat window interaction
  • Support for the official website, internationalization
  • Support for the official website, UI optimization
  • Support for the official website, overview optimization
  • Support for the official website, Blog optimization
  • Support for the official website, all documents optimization
  • Support for the official website, framework migration

Deployment

  • Independent deployment related scripts
  • docker-compose

Documentation

  • All co-builders list
  • ESLint & Prettier code specifications
  • SolidUI AI-generated visualization, 0.1.0 version module division and source code explanation
  • SolidUI community - Snakemq communication source code analysis
  • Centos7.9 offline deployment of ChatGLM-6B
  • SolidUI community - Independent deployment and Docker communication analysis
  • SolidUI community - Introduction to the official website
  • SolidUI community - Thinking from the perspective of the open-source community about Apple's removal of multiple ChatGPT apps
  • SolidUI community - FAQ problem-solving process
  • SolidUI community - General Prompt technique
  • SolidUI community - Prompt design
  • SolidUI community - Building a character based on Prompts
  • SolidUI community - AI model proxy
  • SolidUI community - Chain of Thought (CoT) in Prompts
  • SolidUI community - Prompt self-consistency
  • SolidUI community - Discord
  • SolidUI - Generate any graphics with a single sentence, v0.2.0 feature introduction

Detailed Guide

Contributors

The release of SolidUI v0.2.0 would not be possible without the contributors from the SolidUI community. We thank all the community contributors, including but not limited to the following Contributors (in no particular order)

  • dlimeng
  • nutsjian
  • jacktao007
  • 15100399015
  • ziyu211
  • limingoo
  • hgfdsa101

How to Become a Contributor

  • Official document contribution. Discovering deficiencies in documents, optimizing documents, continuously updating documents, etc. to participate in community contributions. Through document contribution, developers can familiarize themselves with how to submit PRs and truly participate in community construction. Reference strategy: https://github.com/CloudOrc/SolidUI/discussions/54
  • Code contribution. We have sorted out simple and easy-to-start tasks in the community, which are very suitable for newcomers to contribute to the code. Please check the newbie task list: https://github.com/CloudOrc/SolidUI/issues/12
  • Content contribution: Publish content related to SolidUI open source components, including but not limited to installation and deployment tutorials, usage experience, case practice, etc., in any form, please submit to the little helper. For example: https://github.com/CloudOrc/SolidUI/issues/10
  • Community Q&A: Actively answer questions in the community, share technology, help developers solve problems, etc.;
  • Others: Actively participate in community activities, become community volunteers, help community publicity, provide effective suggestions for community development, etc.;

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