CodeX may mean something totally different to you, but to me it is the name of the Python software program Grok and myself are currently working on. It is my relaxing activity, like others would read a book, play a game, or watch a movie. For me tackling logical programming challenges is a way to exercise my mind and keep it young.
Of course programming has changed over the years, and now I hardly bother about proper syntax anymore. Using Grok is like having a hired a really good programmer who does the hard parts for you, while as a human you can focus on what the program is supposed to do. If it does not act as you require, you can just ask Grok to analyze the situation, find the offending lines of code, and correct them for you in the same interaction.
So I am using it to build the CodeX architecture: based on a PermaStore class that allows me to make objects persistent in a database, and dynamically ressurected when needed, I am building a system that can connect independent programs to one another via a generic REST interface which allows them to configure communication configurations among themselves. This allows the various programs to be coded in whatever language is most suitable, as long as it can handle web requests.
