Leiphone tests REA reverse-engineering tool by rebuilding Palace Museum paintings site
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Leiphone (雷峰网) tested the open-source REA reverse-engineering tool in OpenCode, using Gemini 4 Argon and GLM 5.3 to rebuild the Palace Museum's "Famous Paintings" website.
The Argon version kept the original three-column layout and four filters. The GLM 5.3 version simplified the structure, removing the filter area and changing the detail page.
Leiphone says the tool lowers the barrier to analyzing existing software, but turning the findings into a maintainable product is harder.
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AILeiphone tested the open-source REA reverse-engineering tool with Gemini 4 Argon and GLM 5.3 in OpenCode, rebuilding the Palace Museum's "Famous Paintings" website. The Argon version kept the original three-column layout and four filters, while the GLM 5.3 version simplified the structure, removing the filter area and changing the detail page. The article says the tool lowers the barrier to analyzing existing software, but turning findings into a maintainable product is harder.
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