Taking Avora into Real Development Workflows
Our conversation with Nocode Factory about backend development, AI usage, and testing Avora with experienced developers.
Today, we met with Émilien Bonnefous, Growth Manager at Nocode Factory.
Nocode Factory is a no-code, low-code and AI development agency based in Paris. Its team builds custom digital products and technical solutions for companies with different needs and workflows.
During the meeting, we discussed how their team currently creates backends, the tools they use, and what they need when working on client projects.
One of the topics raised was the high token consumption and cost of using tools such as Claude to generate code line by line.
Why Avora uses template-based generation
This challenge was one of the original reasons behind Avora. Instead of asking AI to write every line of a backend, Avora uses AI to understand the project requirements and combines it with a template-based generation system.
Developers can visually define their data models, APIs and business logic. Avora then uses reusable templates to generate the backend structure and code. The goal is to reduce unnecessary token consumption and generation costs while producing more consistent results.
We demonstrated this approach during the meeting and discussed how it could fit into Nocode Factory's existing development process.
The next step
Émilien suggested taking the conversation further by having members of their development team test Avora. Their experience would provide valuable feedback on how the platform performs within real development workflows and where it can improve.
We look forward to putting Avora in experienced hands and learning from what comes next.