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😂😂 yea the video is sped up. Appreciate it tho

Appreciate it man!

Hey man, appreciate it. 1. Pass Bubble Certification (costs $50 + gives you credibility) 2. Optimize your social media profiles - you have to clearly state what do you do and showcase it. Idk how long you've been building but create a portfolio of your projects. 3. Start applying on Fiverr, Upwork, etc... 4. Find companies that you'd like to work for and offer them free value upfront to prove yourself. 5. I would start posting content about Bubble and how to build However, I would mainly focus on your social media profiles. Remember, you're always a scammer until proven otherwise. Hope this helps

@@maxkubanek thanks for the advice, I would say my socials actually portray my work to a good extent

Ok, I think it may be fast cause it seems as if the vid is sped up some.

Appreciate it. Yes the video is little bit sped up cause I ramble too much😂

appreciate it!

I talked about this in my most recent video on Bubble Design. I don't use this method but here's a straightforward tutorial on how to do it: ruclips.net/video/VmAD_6t4Jks/видео.html&ab_channel=NoCodeAcademy

Well there are 2 ways to go about this. 1. We use Figma because it helps to create mockups of how pages should look like so that the building process is much smoother and clearer. - I talk about this in my latest video ruclips.net/video/9nrZO452vF8/видео.html&ab_channel=MaxKubanek 2. You can literally design everything in Figma and then import it to Bubble, however, it's going to be always like 70-80% accuracy and you have to assign all of the workflows and functionality manually. Honestly, use what helps you and makes you time-effective. Before you start building, you have to know exactly what you're building otherwise you're guessing. Hope this helps.

@@maxkubanek 80% seems poor also what makes you know what you design with Figma and not in Bubble?

@@kasforai I'm not sure I understand exactly what you mean. But Figma is great for sketching out the applications design. If you design everything in Figma and then import it, elements like buttons, etc... won't be connected so instead of creating a button in Figma, you'll do that in Bubble

Essentially it's the same process. This is what you would do instead. 1. Select data type of the Popup to be "Project" 2. Create another button and name it "edit project" -> once that button is clicked, the workflow should just be "display data in Popup (you would be displaying project - but the Project data type has to be somewhere stored on the page -> for example a simple group element with data type "Project") and lastly in the workflow "Show an element (Popup)" 3. Then it's the same workflow but instead of "create a thing", you would do "make changes to a thing"

Thanks brotha!

Yea like I mentioned above, it's all about the condition. So this workflow you described should ONLY run if the url parameter is EMPTY. Meaning that if the url parameter is not empty, the workflow won't run.

That depends on what do you need to track right ahhaha For charts and graphs I used ChartJS paid plugin (there's a lot of documentation on how to use it) but you're good with the default free version. When it comes to creating statistics, I recommend creating a seperate data type - something like "Weekly Statistics" for example

Hey Alicia, thank you! It's definitely possible. You would have to set up 3 main data types 1. Form 2. Field (input fields) 3. Response Each Form has a list of Fields. This relationship lets you keep track of all fields that belong to a specific form. Each Field links back to its Form, creating a link between forms and their fields. This setup makes it easy to query all fields belonging to a specific form. The Response data type references the Form it relates to, enabling you to retrieve all responses for a particular form easily. ----- When it comes to embedding the form that's possible as well as displaying a dashboard (statistics) of each research. However, to be honest I'm not entirely sure how this would be set up. Cause everything needs to be dynamic. When I use forms, I usually just use Fillout or Typeform, and then connect it with Make.com. But it really depends on what exactly it is you want to build. Hopefully this makes sense.

There are 2 ways I go about it. 1. You can set up a workflow that happens on page load once a condition is true (if get data from url is empty - in this case it would be v=home). Then the workflow would be "go to page" and redirect the user back to the parameter. It's basically the same thing if the user is logged out, you don't want them to interact with the dashboard but push them to a login page. In this case the url parameter on page "dashboard" can't be ever empty (hopefully that makes sense) 2. You would set this up either way but when the user logs in or signs up, you're going to create a simple workflow of "go to page" and just send the parameters you want.

sorry brother, got some videos scheduled. Don't think I'll be able to do it this month. Maybe in April

@@maxkubanek damn man...okay ill talk to my teacher that i will be able to submit by 10 april can you make a tutorial before 10 april bro ? please

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