Ok I was already in love before, but now, I need to propose you officially! GPT4 has been driving me nuts using wrong calls and deprecated functions, you just saved my life!!! I am in debt, fell free to ask.
I think FCC is doing a great job. However, for your information FCC is not a charity. It provides free content, but it doesn't exist solely out of "kindness" (and there is nothing wrong with that). They rely on donations (I say that after hearing a talk of the free code camp's founder on indie hacker who presents FCC as a business, similar to any other businesses) And I repeat I have zero problem with this at all. Nothing wrong with getting paid. I could see myself donating in the future ( if I spend more time there. I barely consumed FCC's content myself)
I got choked up just seeing this. It's incredible value, not having money as a barrier makes it accessible to people all over the world to learn skills that are at the forefront of tech today. What a way to be part of the change you want to see in the world. 🧡🙏🏾
Haven't even watched the video yet, it's on my asap list, but I want to thank you all 🙏 the internet delivered the promise of education with pioneers like you...
The first time of my life I know everything that is not in the scope of the cours and nothing for what is the content of the course thanks for being so amazingly in tune with what we want to learn and what we should have learned 😮🎉😅
Meaning no mysterious or boring parts this is never happening as it is always too complicated or too simple… Installing VSCode and NodeJS on windows, Mac, Linux… or learning the new ES6 syntax have been in intro of so many different videos made just before 2020 I am happy to see that we can go beyond (I am using extreme cases but anyone who knows JavaScript is aware how var become let before to be const) I love the fact that it is all about the API hopefully when I get good at it there will be an advanced level that do not need to re explain everything again 😮😅😊
As primarily a Java and Python dev, I've only dabbled in JavaScript. This course was very easy to follow and provided some great, real-world examples, unlike the generic "hello world" videos that are titled as deep dives into a topic. And Ania explains clearly what she is doing as she codes the examples. One of my biggest peeves with so many of these educational videos is that the person either cannot speak clearly or has an accent so thick that it makes listening to them painful; Ania has the voice of an angel in comparison. :) The only thing that I feel is missing (and may be in another course I have not yet seen) in this course is test coverage. I can write JUnit and PyTest tests with my eyes closed - I'd love to see some best-practice unit and integration testing for JavaScript (React/TypeScript/AngularJS/etc). Ania, if you have some videos on that topic, please link them. Great work!
Yeah thank you for this comment. I feel comfortable to start it given i only know and practice java. I have used python and js but no where near as java.
Hay, thank you to FreeCodeCamp and Lady Dev Instructor for providing this course for free!! It allows people like myself to learn and have hope for a better future, which is why I can never thank FCC enough, like ever! Because of this I want to give back in any way that I can. When I was younger I used to be quite a well known, professional DJ/Producer - I had a release on Parlophone, subsidiary of EMI for those old enough lol. I've noticed that alot of the audio on your videos could use a better mix! They are really simple little things that would make fcc course videos sound a world of difference better. For example, in this video, we could bring the reverb right down and add some noise cancellation, plus a couple other small bits. But I'd be happy to help edit any currently active or mix down fresh future courses for fcc for free as a big thank you for all the education you guys have provided for me! I'm sorry if I've come across rude, pointing out issues in the audio production but I promise it comes from a good place so again I apologise in advance if I've come across in the wrong way at all. I just happened to be listening to this particular video when I finally decided to comment. I am not singling out this video in particular. All the best FCC crew and big love and thank you for everything you do always ❤️ 💜 ♥️ 💙
I asked ChatGPT for the date once as well. It couldn't tell me. So I asked if it could at least tell which season it is. It answered something like: It is the 9th of April, so in the northern hemisphere it is spring... (Enjoying the course by the way!!)
Thank you very much! She is an excellent teacher with a broad knowledge of web development. Throughout my career as a developer, I have repeatedly sought inspiration from her and have really learned a lot that has helped me in my professional everyday life. Thanks.
This is a great starter video. However not much is discussed in terms of "Context". Meaning if you use a prompt like "1 + 1" and the response is "The answer is 2". Now if you type in (not are your sure prompt) but "add 3 to it". If you don't have context it won't know what the second prompt is referring to. So how does openai keep track? The answer is that it doesn't have facilities to keep track. The way ChatGPT does it is that each time the old response is sent back into the prompt along with the new question. For example in this case, instead of asking "add 3 to it", we must send into the prompt something like "The answer is 2. Add 3 to it". Then the response will come back as "The answer is 5". This time we send in "The answer is 2. Add 3 to it. The answer is 5. Add 6 to it", etc. I hope this helps someone out there.
Thanks. Working with the API and think it's really awful that we have to use hacks or bruteforce (send all the conversation back ) to actually have a 'Conversation' like the real world. Your explanation gave me clarity
Completely understanding this material. As an experienced individual, it's quite easy to grasp. At a high level, we simply need to utilize their APIs and implement them according to our requirements or specific use cases. Most importantly, it's an excellent series for beginners. We're looking forward to a series of continuations.
@@RakeshBitling Configuration is not a constructor The code which she has copied is now not present on open aur site so I just typed it and it give error 😞
@@AmanPratapSingh-sm1zlSheesh this is were the problem comes in. none programmers just copy/paste code without knowing what it is for, then when they get error their head explode, they ask ai again to fix it but ai just gives them more error. ask the right question you get the right answer just like stackoverflow. The problem is how do u ask the right question? thats were knowledge/experience comes in, its not bad to learn how to code atleast you can debug/check if ai is giving you the right answers
The year is 2023. Artificial intelligence has become so realistic, that anything can be AI. Hoping to battle against the new against the new uncertainties, I endlessly absorb tech AI videos for support, I get invested in a particular instructor. She is AI.
For those at the beginning trying to use gpt-4 as the model, you have to get on the waitlist in order to access it. Otherwise you will have to use gpt-3.5
@@wolli3988 incorrect. The wait list is for API GPT4 access. Api access is different from Chat GPT4, in that it allows you to connect chat through other apps. Api gpt 4 ≠ chat gpt 4
at 16:44 Hands-on is not possible because seems like Bug in OpenAI. I never post any request before and when I did the first time, it says "You Exceeded your current quota, please check your plan and billing details" error: code: null message: "You exceeded your current quota, please check your plan and billing details." param: null type: "insufficient_quota"
Incredible course. At around 45 minutes I had to add a flex-grow CSS entry (after asking ChatGPT lol) because the main content wasn't centered. Not sure if it's because of the Brave browser or I missed some other entry but I checked it over closely.
I'm stuck at 1:42:33... my VSC says 'npm: command not found' while my Ubuntu terminal for 'npm -v' says '9.6.4' ....I tried couple of things I found on the internet, nothing helped
This is excellent for someone with a lot of knowledge and experience in programming. I am looking for something I can watch with a 12 year old with instructions and introduction to using AI. Nobody can enter high school now without a solid understanding of AI and it’s capabilities. Can you please guide me in that direction? Thanks
Wow, incredible course! I am currently updating my skills in Data Science and Python in particular. I was wondering if I could find the same course in Python as well. Thanks in advance for your feedback. 🙏
Great. Thanks for a great course. In the first section of Chat Completion, you got the history. But when you went to React development you introduced Titles. Are titles part of openai? how are they used? Thanks.
Thanks for your contributions to free education, however if I may constructively criticize this course, 90% of this 5hr video focuses on styling and UI development rather than actually learning about the ins-and-outs of the OpenAI API. The actual OpenAI API parts could've been condensed into a 10min video
Thank you, Ania, what a great tutorial! I do have a question: in the React + Node project 2 section, your request to openai is always just the single "user" message. How does openai knows it is a continuation of a conversation, and consider the previous messages and responses? similarly, when you start a new chat in the front end, you're clearing up your state and local vars, but how do you tell openai to consider a new conversation and ignore the previous messages?
I haven't watched the video, neither am I into AI but I'm pretty sure it would be very very useful to finish a course on python, since python is most commonly used in AI, just learn the syntax of python (easy) and learn how to speak programmer
Yes, it is. It's not an introduction to AI or building models with chatGPT. It just introduces you to the API and the projects are easy to follow if you have a basic knowledge of web development.
This course assumes a basic understanding of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. If you have experience building web applications using these technologies, the course should be relatively easy to follow. However, if you are new to web development, it might be challenging to keep up with the pace of the course. In that case, I suggest brushing up on the fundamentals of web development before diving into this course. FreeCodeCamp has some excellent resources for learning web development from scratch.
With 'old' familiarity of programming, this seems like magic to me. I keep expecting something dense with meaning, the 'general language' used makes it so weird
Thanks so much everyone for all your support!
Ok I was already in love before, but now, I need to propose you officially! GPT4 has been driving me nuts using wrong calls and deprecated functions, you just saved my life!!! I am in debt, fell free to ask.
I very much appreciate your expertise in show us how to utilize the AI tool for development ✅
Make a tutorial on OpenAI API to Code 5 Projects in Python
Please Make a video React + Chat GPT , I would love to see in you channel
You're awesome dear. Thanks a
I really appreciate how these courses are just one long segmented video instead of a video playlist .. Thank you 😍
Hi come in
Just wanna say thank you for free education. I really appreciate you guys from the bottom of my heart.
I think FCC is doing a great job.
However, for your information FCC is not a charity.
It provides free content, but it doesn't exist solely out of "kindness" (and there is nothing wrong with that).
They rely on donations (I say that after hearing a talk of the free code camp's founder on indie hacker who presents FCC as a business, similar to any other businesses)
And I repeat I have zero problem with this at all. Nothing wrong with getting paid. I could see myself donating in the future ( if I spend more time there.
I barely consumed FCC's content myself)
@@smartwolf9045 ok
OMG, I love how these courses are taught. To the point and honest. It just looks real.
After 5 hours and rewinding to follow creating a next js chat, I canot thank you enough. Amazing work
I got choked up just seeing this. It's incredible value, not having money as a barrier makes it accessible to people all over the world to learn skills that are at the forefront of tech today. What a way to be part of the change you want to see in the world. 🧡🙏🏾
Wait....u need money for api right ?
@@ehfoxgaming4998 The training is free.
Haven't even watched the video yet, it's on my asap list, but I want to thank you all 🙏 the internet delivered the promise of education with pioneers like you...
The first time of my life I know everything that is not in the scope of the cours and nothing for what is the content of the course thanks for being so amazingly in tune with what we want to learn and what we should have learned 😮🎉😅
Meaning no mysterious or boring parts this is never happening as it is always too complicated or too simple… Installing VSCode and NodeJS on windows, Mac, Linux… or learning the new ES6 syntax have been in intro of so many different videos made just before 2020 I am happy to see that we can go beyond (I am using extreme cases but anyone who knows JavaScript is aware how var become let before to be const) I love the fact that it is all about the API hopefully when I get good at it there will be an advanced level that do not need to re explain everything again 😮😅😊
A cannot be more glad I found this channel. Open education is the way!
As primarily a Java and Python dev, I've only dabbled in JavaScript. This course was very easy to follow and provided some great, real-world examples, unlike the generic "hello world" videos that are titled as deep dives into a topic. And Ania explains clearly what she is doing as she codes the examples. One of my biggest peeves with so many of these educational videos is that the person either cannot speak clearly or has an accent so thick that it makes listening to them painful; Ania has the voice of an angel in comparison. :) The only thing that I feel is missing (and may be in another course I have not yet seen) in this course is test coverage. I can write JUnit and PyTest tests with my eyes closed - I'd love to see some best-practice unit and integration testing for JavaScript (React/TypeScript/AngularJS/etc). Ania, if you have some videos on that topic, please link them. Great work!
Yeah thank you for this comment. I feel comfortable to start it given i only know and practice java. I have used python and js but no where near as java.
@@somnathroy102 for experienced only. hasd no idea what they were talking about, and i use chatgpt.. a lot :0
Have you ever tried reverse engineering or cracking programs using Assembly Language and Bitwise operations with your eyes closed?
Thank you so much from all of us, who live in places where this is not affordable and/or available. Thank you!!
This was the most needed course!! Thank you guys from my heart.
Hay, thank you to FreeCodeCamp and Lady Dev Instructor for providing this course for free!! It allows people like myself to learn and have hope for a better future, which is why I can never thank FCC enough, like ever! Because of this I want to give back in any way that I can.
When I was younger I used to be quite a well known, professional DJ/Producer - I had a release on Parlophone, subsidiary of EMI for those old enough lol. I've noticed that alot of the audio on your videos could use a better mix! They are really simple little things that would make fcc course videos sound a world of difference better. For example, in this video, we could bring the reverb right down and add some noise cancellation, plus a couple other small bits. But I'd be happy to help edit any currently active or mix down fresh future courses for fcc for free as a big thank you for all the education you guys have provided for me!
I'm sorry if I've come across rude, pointing out issues in the audio production but I promise it comes from a good place so again I apologise in advance if I've come across in the wrong way at all. I just happened to be listening to this particular video when I finally decided to comment. I am not singling out this video in particular. All the best FCC crew and big love and thank you for everything you do always ❤️ 💜 ♥️ 💙
Thanks. I'm interested in some audio help. Email me at beau@[channel name].
That's awesome dude!
I asked ChatGPT for the date once as well. It couldn't tell me. So I asked if it could at least tell which season it is. It answered something like: It is the 9th of April, so in the northern hemisphere it is spring... (Enjoying the course by the way!!)
Thank you Lady Jedi! I just finished the image AI generator.
Thank you very much! She is an excellent teacher with a broad knowledge of web development. Throughout my career as a developer, I have repeatedly sought inspiration from her and have really learned a lot that has helped me in my professional everyday life. Thanks.
So why did her aniaGPT not answer her question if she knew she had to preliad the answer? Your idea of a good teacher does not compute.
Thanks
Thanks Ania! FreeCodeCamp is the reason I could switch to software development and now thanks to you keep up with it!
This is so great to hear!
Amazing.... Thank you for not holding back your information. you really dont know how much impact you are making over here.
I think it's amazing that the introduction was generated by chatgpt :D
This is truly a fascinating course. Thank you for this.
This is future. Can't thank you enough for the video. You are amazing.
I was thinking about of this course and they just launched it thank you soo much
What a time to be alive!
This immediately bubbled up to the top of my to learn list ! You are awesome
WOW! 🤩THX a bunch for this fantastic course! I love it!!
You are awesome. I just started to learn python with your videos because of LLM. And now you offer us this. Thank you so much
learning python as well this is awesome!!
Ania , you are the best, thanks and always looking for next ur course.
I can't thank you enough FreeCodeCamp
This is a great starter video. However not much is discussed in terms of "Context". Meaning if you use a prompt like "1 + 1" and the response is "The answer is 2". Now if you type in (not are your sure prompt) but "add 3 to it". If you don't have context it won't know what the second prompt is referring to. So how does openai keep track? The answer is that it doesn't have facilities to keep track. The way ChatGPT does it is that each time the old response is sent back into the prompt along with the new question. For example in this case, instead of asking "add 3 to it", we must send into the prompt something like "The answer is 2. Add 3 to it". Then the response will come back as "The answer is 5". This time we send in "The answer is 2. Add 3 to it. The answer is 5. Add 6 to it", etc. I hope this helps someone out there.
Thanks. Working with the API and think it's really awful that we have to use hacks or bruteforce (send all the conversation back ) to actually have a 'Conversation' like the real world. Your explanation gave me clarity
This is the course I have been waiting for!❤
Completely understanding this material. As an experienced individual, it's quite easy to grasp. At a high level, we simply need to utilize their APIs and implement them according to our requirements or specific use cases. Most importantly, it's an excellent series for beginners. We're looking forward to a series of continuations.
Hi did your img generator code run I am facing some problem with server.js will you help me
@@AmanPratapSingh-sm1zl what errors u r facing pls.mention
@@RakeshBitling Configuration is not a constructor
The code which she has copied is now not present on open aur site so I just typed it and it give error 😞
@@AmanPratapSingh-sm1zlSheesh this is were the problem comes in. none programmers just copy/paste code without knowing what it is for, then when they get error their head explode, they ask ai again to fix it but ai just gives them more error. ask the right question you get the right answer just like stackoverflow. The problem is how do u ask the right question? thats were knowledge/experience comes in, its not bad to learn how to code atleast you can debug/check if ai is giving you the right answers
The year is 2023. Artificial intelligence has become so realistic, that anything can be AI.
Hoping to battle against the new against the new uncertainties,
I endlessly absorb tech AI videos for support,
I get invested in a particular instructor.
She is AI.
For those at the beginning trying to use gpt-4 as the model, you have to get on the waitlist in order to access it. Otherwise you will have to use gpt-3.5
I'm using "gpt-3.5-turbo" model for last project. It gives error with status code 429. Your code works well?
Chat GPT plus is CHAT gpt 4.
How long does it usually take once you signed up for the waitlist?
@@wolli3988 Oh you mean availing ChatGPT Plus? Would I automatically get the apikey once I subscribed?
@@wolli3988 incorrect. The wait list is for API GPT4 access. Api access is different from Chat GPT4, in that it allows you to connect chat through other apps. Api gpt 4 ≠ chat gpt 4
This is the best courses channel to learn about programming without doubt. Thank you very much for your contributions.
at 16:44
Hands-on is not possible because seems like Bug in OpenAI.
I never post any request before and when I did the first time, it says
"You Exceeded your current quota, please check your plan and billing details"
error:
code: null
message: "You exceeded your current quota, please check your plan and billing details."
param: null
type: "insufficient_quota"
You are top tier😳 I learned so much and I can't wait to implement my own ideas into this
Will go through at weekend, looks very useful, thanks for creating
Thank❤🌹🙏 you very much, dear 👩🏫teachers and scientists👨🔬! Please, continue the good work😊
Oooh I’ve been hoping for this!! ❤
Revolutionary AI, love it. Thanks.
Thanks for the info I will listen more when i get time off from work.
Shalom and thank you for everything you share!
Thank you for your help and contribution to humanity.
I've been waiting for this forever 😭🔥
Thanks, Ania for your excellent lesson! It is so clear and very easy to follow. Thanks a bunch!!
insane content ty ania
Thanks for watching :)
🥳 Astonishing content 👍👍👍
A valuable course, elegantly genius👍
Ah-maz-ing!! Thanks so much for this!!
Thanks, great video! 🔥
Been wauting for a course like this.
Much needed one. Thanks a lot
Incredible course. At around 45 minutes I had to add a flex-grow CSS entry (after asking ChatGPT lol) because the main content wasn't centered. Not sure if it's because of the Brave browser or I missed some other entry but I checked it over closely.
Add display: flex to input-container or check names class, id in CSS
I'm just here to watch @Ania🥰🥰
Fantastic ❤thank you
Thankyou so much for this course ❤
this is an extraordinary course and was very helpful☺
I'm stuck at 1:42:33... my VSC says 'npm: command not found' while my Ubuntu terminal for 'npm -v' says '9.6.4' ....I tried couple of things I found on the internet, nothing helped
This is awesome! You explain it very good
Very well
Thank you Ania ❤
got clickbaited, stayed for the content
Great job 👍😀🤩🦾😘😍
Thank you so much! This tutorial is awesome ! When will you post the repo?
Ladies and Gentlemen, this is the future of learning.
10:46 This might be a dumb question, but if we can ramp up tokens to potentially 4,000+ why do we put it at 7 here?
at 1:10:13, did anyone get this error message : "You exceeded your current quota, please check your plan and billing details." ?
Yes. Same here
Thank you so much for the course
0:06 "In this comprehensive chatGTP course...".😏
Ay hai ye hi to cahie tha love this channel it's really help students who don't afford high quality education.
Love from india
Just what I wanted. Well done. I approve. Gratitude.
You do an amazing didactic job 👏
This is amazing All this info for free !!
Awesome course, thank you
The video is awesome 🌝👉🔥🔥😎🤙
Excellent teacher 💪🏆🙏
So kind of you !
Perfect thanks this best helpful ai technology
Could you please make a course or tutorial video on langchain? Lang chain is an large learning model based framework
+1
Thank you so much just wanna say thank you again
the terminal didn't work for me 18:13 I couldn't go to the next line every time in hit enter after \ it ran what was written already
I really like your British accent🥰
Add display:flex to body style, if there is any issue. thank you so much for this video
at 8:40 where could i get a video or explanation about gpt input methods. kind regards
is there any github link for projects in this tutorial ??
Thank you very much very crazy tutorial
Thank you! ❤💯
I really appreciate this
She is GOLD 🥇
Thanks for this wonderful code along ! Have you ever tried VS Code ? It is an awesome text editor !
Hi, are there are any prerequisites to taking this course, or can a total beginner take it and understand?
wanted ask that also
It's fun, it's awesome
This is excellent for someone with a lot of knowledge and experience in programming. I am looking for something I can watch with a 12 year old with instructions and introduction to using AI. Nobody can enter high school now without a solid understanding of AI and it’s capabilities. Can you please guide me in that direction? Thanks
Wow, incredible course! I am currently updating my skills in Data Science and Python in particular. I was wondering if I could find the same course in Python as well. Thanks in advance for your feedback. 🙏
oh crap is this not Python? What a shame!
Great. Thanks for a great course. In the first section of Chat Completion, you got the history. But when you went to React development you introduced Titles. Are titles part of openai? how are they used? Thanks.
Thanks for your contributions to free education, however if I may constructively criticize this course, 90% of this 5hr video focuses on styling and UI development rather than actually learning about the ins-and-outs of the OpenAI API. The actual OpenAI API parts could've been condensed into a 10min video
Exactly. I posted the same comment.
Really amazing
Has anyone noticed it says at the beginning 0:07 "Chat GTP" instead of GPT ?
You're tweaking
Thank you, Ania, what a great tutorial! I do have a question: in the React + Node project 2 section, your request to openai is always just the single "user" message. How does openai knows it is a continuation of a conversation, and consider the previous messages and responses? similarly, when you start a new chat in the front end, you're clearing up your state and local vars, but how do you tell openai to consider a new conversation and ignore the previous messages?
Is this beginner friendly? If not, then what skills should I acquire before learning this course!
Any answer to my question, would mean a lot to me!
I haven't watched the video, neither am I into AI but I'm pretty sure it would be very very useful to finish a course on python, since python is most commonly used in AI, just learn the syntax of python (easy) and learn how to speak programmer
Yes, it is. It's not an introduction to AI or building models with chatGPT. It just introduces you to the API and the projects are easy to follow if you have a basic knowledge of web development.
@@akinwunmioluwaseun3772 Thanks, that's great to know!
This course assumes a basic understanding of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. If you have experience building web applications using these technologies, the course should be relatively easy to follow. However, if you are new to web development, it might be challenging to keep up with the pace of the course. In that case, I suggest brushing up on the fundamentals of web development before diving into this course. FreeCodeCamp has some excellent resources for learning web development from scratch.
With 'old' familiarity of programming, this seems like magic to me. I keep expecting something dense with meaning, the 'general language' used makes it so weird