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Discussed my approach to doing this at 12:21

@@adamfreelances thanks! rewatching!

100% mate, I do weekly Q&A's in our community if you wanted to drop in? www.skool.com/nocode-agency-hub

Lol I see that now 😂

I disagree. Also bubble is primarily for web apps, not for building websites. In saying that, our landing page is currently built on Bubble (we are about to move it to webflow) and we can 4-5 inbound leads per week (and I haven’t even really focused on SEO)

@@ThisNameIsBanned 100%. ChatGPT does claim that your information is private, but a lot of companies won’t want there information touching other servers at all regardless. There are solutions of hosting your own instance of GPT on your own server so that you can actually prompt gpt safely, I haven’t had to do that yet though.

@BrodyMcBain you definately need to understand programming, and I’d actually say I’ve integrated with more APIs and third party services and built more backends than majority of programmers out there. You still develop frontends/backends and integrate with third party APIs, it’s just through a visual framework. But you’re right, you still need to understanding the fundamentals of programming to develop a scalable product, nothings changed about that.

@@JayEvert yes for sure

You can use the schedule API workflow on a list for this. It’s a couple step process: 1. Use the calculate formula expression in bubble to generate a random string. You can specify the random string length using a dynamic value (which will be the text input number) 2. In the schedule API workflow on list action, specify the list as the random string. Then use the extract with regex expression (using just a dot “.” As the expression which will seperate each individual character). This will give you a dynamic list length easily within bubble

Thankyou, happy to hear it!

@@CoreAspect if they are base64, you can post them in like you would a text field. If they are already hosted somewhere, you can post that URL in, and then run a bulk workflow on all the images to host that file on your bubble app. I have another video on my channel as to how to do that

@@CoreAspect Thanks! Bubble has since made the “schedule API Workflow on a list” more performant, but this method is still useful for many use cases

Thanks mate, 1) Yep you can definitely save this to the database. 2) Yes, once stored in the database you can can then just link the "PDF url" in an image element and that will display the pdf in your UI

@@adamfreelances Thanks brother Can you guide us for saving into database?

@@sivanujansivaraja You should be able to use the "result of step 1" "body" to access the url of the uploaded file

@@adamfreelances Thank you brother

Thanks Joaquin, I've found Flowise is very cheap to run (I pay something like $7 a month to host my instances on Render) and that handles most of our chatbots built on there. It is also unique to building AI instances and really quick to test and iterate on (You can build an AI flow in as quick as 5 to 10 minutes with some practice). I haven't used Buildship but I would be very interested to give it a try. I wonder how good the Buildship AI would be in creating a similar workflow. With regards to Relevance AI, the thing I like about Flowise is it's open source and so I just pay the Render hosting costs. It feels more lightweight and also I don't have to subscribe to a pricing model like you would on Relevance AI. Interested to hear your opinion if you have any experience in this though :)

Very interesting Adam. Yes, I agree that Flowise has a big advantage in terms of costs. Any Flowise + Bubble tutorials you recommend? I liked this "You can build an AI flow in as quick as 5 to 10 minutes with some practice".

@@MisCopilotos This channel is great: ruclips.net/video/nqAK_L66sIQ/видео.html Honestly learning how to set up the instance was a longer learning curve then the actual Flowise interface (atleast for me). This channel takes you through that process from start to finish and I found it was the best learning material for me

Thanks @@adamfreelances! I have watched many of Leon's tutorials but hadn't tested it yet. Regading that, you create the ai-flow in Flowise and then just an API call from Bubble's API Connector?

@@MisCopilotos Yes exactly! You can test the flow using the chat feature in flowise and then just connect via API in Bubble. It's really simple

I have only made one course so far (an AI blog generating course) but checkout Gregory John’s RUclips channel for many more. I’m planning on making some more going forward 👍

@@adamfreelances I see, thanks!

Thankyou so much I'm glad you found it useful!

Thankyou I appreciate it 🙌

Thankyou! I appreciate your support 🙌

Thankyou! 😄

Hi, this should be the link to the editor bubble.io/page?type=page&name=invoice_generator&id=binance-demo&tab=tabs-1 Let me know if you have any issues!

Thanks, the user will need to provide there API keys for authentication so you can read there transaction history

Hey, feel free to send me an email at enquiries@thebubblingwizard.com with some more details! Thanks