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Dev tools · September 28, 2020

Serenade

Write code using natural speech

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What it does

Serenade is the fastest way to write code with natural speech. Rather than memorizing keyboard shortcuts and language syntax, Serenade enables you to write code with commands like "create function" and "delete argument".

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