Sonic is preparing to launch the AI-integrated Spark application development platform, allowing comprehensive dApp creation without programming.
The Sonic project has recently officially announced plans to launch Spark – a decentralized application (dApp) development platform integrated with artificial intelligence (AI), enabling users to build and deploy full-stack applications without programming skills. This is seen as a breakthrough that shortens technological barriers and expands Web3 accessibility for the general user community.
Spark is supported by Gemini, Google's large language model (LLM), which helps enhance context processing capabilities and automate the entire application development process. Spark's outstanding features include: creating full-stack applications without writing code, self-debugging capabilities, built-in security logic, and context-aware intelligent interfaces.
Currently, Spark is still in the development stage and is expected to soon open early access for test users in the near future. Integrating AI technology into the dApp development process not only helps increase efficiency but also promises to change how Web3 projects are built in the future.
