GPT-3 and the OPEN AI API | Bubble.io API Tutorial Part 05 

This tutorial is absolutely insane! Very well done!

Very helpful, thank you!!

Thank you so much for this. I am looking to save these types of lists directly into the database. If you're looking for ideas for your next tutorial, I'd love a pt2. that focuses on that. I think I can figure it out from here though. Thank you!

Great tutorial @Jacob... Thanks man.... awesome explanation...

Dude awesome video! Super well explained 😎

Enjoying your content... keep it J|dev...

Great content, thanks.

Great video thank you. Will be trying out the Open AI Keyword API as result...

Hi Jacob. One of the dev Bubble tutorials that I always enjoy watching. It'll be great to have your tutorial on push notification stuff, probably using One Signal? Looking forward to it one day... Take care.

Thanks for this video 😁 especially for the little trick 😁 can save a lot of time in the lazy days.

EXCELLENT!!

Hi!! Thank for all the content you provide, its very valuable. I think that could be great to explain how to use external database (ie AWS, wasabi, or some SQL, etc), and while using privacy rules. Because the data storage of bubble is so little

Instead of outputting a line separated list from the API, you can ask it to output a json string. Once that json string is in bubble as text how can you parse it to extract the values from the keys?

Hi Jacob! thanks for the tutorial, I have a question, I need the flow to start when clicking on a button, I have tried calling the API in the workflow but I can't see the API in the providers, I have already tried changing from Data to Action, but I can't find the way to do it. It would help me a lot if you could answer my question.

Very well explained! Thank you so much 😊 How would you then retrieve the two different dynamic variables (number of questions, profession) in the API call? If users could enter something I mean.

Hello! I’ve created a little writing app using Bubble and GPT-3 and it works fine BUT for one aspect. So, I write something (eg ‘The sun shone’) and the generated text is added alongside it (eg ‘The sun shone, but the mood was…etc). However, the generated text adds two returns ( ) in front of it. I’ve tried so many things but can’t find an answer. I was wondering if you had a suggestion or maybe knew whether JavaScript would be a good solution? Thank you for your videos!

What do you offer for calls took more than 1 minutes to complete. I keep getting ESOCKETTIMEOUT error and don't know what to do

Great tutorial!!! But, i have a questions. How can i make the text return in real time, letter by letter?

Great tutorial! However, what might be the reason for the newly created API to not show up in the list of API providers?

Hey Jacob, Can you explain in a vid for us novices why you might want to use a Dev Key if the API happened to provide one?

Hi, is it possible to import open source code software with bubble ? I'm not dev and I would like to use open source code (in python) and make the front end with bubble. Is it possible via Iframes or other techniques ?

The amount of views this has tells me I'm still early and this isn't main stream yet... which it will be

not convinced that you got the point - AI generated software exhibits characteristics for both repeatability, scale, and enhanced productivity that when employed in skilled dev shops will eat the world of no-code franchises like bubble. Existing dev cycle on CI/CD cycles can be easily modified to wrap a pre-dev step where AI generated module simply plugs in a module of legacy source code. Only difference being AI boosted productivity. Compare it to bubble, where there is the client-server nature of the runtime whose server must be both an omniscient listener for state changes and an unfailing traffic cop in delegation of function calls and timing for async dispatch and re-entry. At the top end of the value add ecosystem, AI will eat bubble's lunch. Not trying to be rude or hijack a thread but i found this during research comparing AI gen'd approach to no-code's approach.