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Any beginner can now build simple yet amazing apps with ChatGPT. You only need about an hour's worth of HTML/CSS/JS knowledge.
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Even advanced programmers will find value in seeing how this tool could automate a lot of the tedious work.
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I will show you how to set up Replit — a fantastic tool for beginners, or anyone that wanna spin up something fast.
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This is an often missed point: you won’t just use ChatGPT as some tool that automates work for you, you will actually be able to ask it questions and learn! Because it tracks the context of your convo, you can engage in active learning as if you’re just chatting with someone that knows their shit.
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ChatGPT is very good at providing you answers that extend the questions you asked. If you ask if it can build a game, not only will it say yes, but also tell you what libraries are good to use.
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ChatGPT tracks the context of your convo, so you feel like you’re talking to someone who’s kinda awkward but totally gets what you’re saying. In other words, it’s not just a 2000s chatbot.
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It not only writes basic code, it’s also quite good at explaining it.
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It’s really good at troubleshooting problems you might run into. Say goodbye to spending hours on Google/Stackoverflow/Discord Servers/etc.
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ChatGPT can sometimes get obsessed with a particular way of solving problems. You literally have to tell it: “let’s start fresh and do not keep providing the code or the method you’ve been telling me.”
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AI sucks at CSS too ????