// Use GitHub Spark to create a travel log app

This is a demo video showcasing GitHub Spark. The video covers the following specific topics:

• GitHub Spark’s positioning as an AI-native micro-app platform from GitHub Next: build, use, and share apps through natural language without managing deployments
• Building a city travel log app by describing it in plain language and receiving an immediately interactive app (no code shown)
• Using the built-in theme editor to switch light/dark mode and customise accent colours and border radii
• Iterating on the app via natural language: adding latitude/longitude capture for each city entry
• Using the data tab to view and manage stored state without any database or connection string configuration
• Extending the app to support editing and deleting entries, and plotting city ratings on an interactive map
• Adding AI-powered city suggestions: using Spark’s built-in LLM integration to recommend three destinations based on existing ratings
• Using the variant generator when a prompt is ambiguous (“make it more sunny and fun”), producing multiple distinct UI options to choose from
• Navigating the revision history sidebar to review, revert, or branch off prior states
• Renaming and starring the app for quick dashboard access