Maîtrisez la programmation avec l’IA : le guide ultime de ChatGPT !

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Source : freeCodeCamp.org | Date : 2024-01-08 16:31:36 | Durée : 04:46:20
Just wanna learn how to code to build a SaaS not to get a job its why im using chatgpt
🎯 Key points for quick navigation:
00:00 🚀 Introduction to AI-Assisted Coding
– Overview of course goals: learning to build projects using ChatGPT without prior coding experience.
– Tools introduced: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Firebase.
01:38 🛠️ Projects Overview
– Sectioned approach to project development, including database-powered apps.
– Examples of projects: RSVP invitation app, raffle app, drum kit, and Chrome extension.
05:36 🤖 How ChatGPT Aids Coding
– ChatGPT's role as a problem solver and creative assistant.
– Simplifies coding concepts for non-coders, e.g., breaking down tasks, providing code snippets.
09:29 📚 Basics of HTML and CSS
– HTML as the structure (blueprint) and CSS as the style (design).
– Practical demonstration of HTML and CSS code with ChatGPT's help.
17:44 🖱️ Creating Interactive Elements
– Step-by-step creation of a "Login with Twitter" button using ChatGPT.
– Explanation of CSS properties like padding, margin, and font size.
22:31 🎨 Customizing Buttons with CSS and Interaction
– Step-by-step modification of a button from "Login with Twitter" to "Login with GitHub".
– Enhancements include hover and click effects using `:hover` and `:active` selectors.
27:07 🖼️ Building a Hero Section
– Creation of a visually appealing hero section using HTML and CSS.
– Focus on integrating a product image with rounded corners and a shadow effect.
36:44 📋 Subscription Form with Flexbox Layout
– Development of a subscription form for a fictional service using HTML and CSS.
– Explanation of `flexbox` for efficient layout and alignment.
43:50 🐶 Adding and Styling Images
– Process of embedding and styling an image using the `img` tag and CSS.
– Importance of the `alt` attribute for accessibility and fallback text.
45:49 🎨 Styling and Centering Images
– Rounded corners applied using `border-radius` for aesthetic improvement.
– Horizontal centering achieved with CSS `margin: 0 auto;` and `display: block`.
50:22 🖥️ Introduction to JavaScript Basics
– Overview of JavaScript as a tool to add interactivity to web pages.
59:29 🎉 Interactive RSVP Page
– Development of an RSVP form for an event using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
01:08:46 ✉️ Enhancing RSVP Page Interactivity
– Conditional confirmation messages added based on user attendance.
01:16:12 🎟️ Building a Cake Raffle App
– HTML, CSS, and JavaScript combined to create an interactive raffle app.
01:27:18 🧹 Reset Functionality for Raffle App
– Reset button added to clear participant list and winner display.
01:30:59 🛠️ Debugging JavaScript with ChatGPT
– Demonstrating the process of debugging JavaScript using ChatGPT for errors and logical improvements.
01:36:08 🎟️ Enhancing Promo Code Application
– Fixed issues in the promo code discount application logic, including comparison errors and case sensitivity.
01:44:14 🥁 Building a Drum Kit App
– Initial setup included a single button to play a drum sound using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
01:50:16 🎹 Adding Keyboard Interactivity
– Enabled triggering drum sounds using specific keyboard keys (e.g., "A" for kick and "S" for ride).
01:52:28 🎶 Completing the Drum Kit
– Added buttons and sounds for snare, tom, and hi-hat, with respective audio elements and event listeners.
01:53:09 🎮 Improving Drum Kit Button Layout
– Adjusted button layout using Flexbox with `flex-wrap` and added a gap of 20px.
01:55:10 🌐 Deploying Projects with Netlify
– Demonstrated how to download and prepare project files for deployment by cleaning up unnecessary files.
01:58:24 🏗️ Reflections on Project Building and Next Steps
– Recapped skills learned: coding HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and using AI for debugging and refining.
02:00:43 🕹️ Introducing the "Face Bump" Game Project
– Planned to build a "Whack-a-Mole" style game with personal touches like custom images.
02:05:01 🎨 Customizing and Styling the Game
– Used CSS Grid for game board layout with 3 columns and gaps between elements.
02:10:20 🖱️ Adding JavaScript for Game Mechanics
– Implemented features like random image popping, score tracking, and a countdown timer.
02:14:23 🖌️ Adding Visual Enhancements to the Game
– Introduced CSS `box-shadow` with the `inset` keyword to create an inner shadow effect for depth.
02:17:14 🎮 Enhancing Game Interactivity
– Updated the start button text dynamically to "Playing" during the game and back to "Start Game" when the game ends.
02:20:02 🔊 Adding Sound Effects to the Game
– Integrated a sound effect when images are clicked, utilizing the `audio` element and JavaScript.
– Suggested using the ternary operator in JavaScript for concise conditional sound handling.
02:28:30 🖼️ Starting the Interactive Slideshow Project
– Outlined the project structure: an image slideshow with titles, descriptions, and dot navigation.
02:37:43 ⏩ Implementing Autoplay in the Slideshow
– Introduced an autoplay feature using `setInterval` to switch slides every 5 seconds.
02:40:01 📜 Enhancing the Project Slideshow
– Suggested adding more slides with project titles, descriptions, and live project links.
02:43:00 🏠 Building a Personal Homepage
– Developed a basic HTML structure with sections for a header, projects, about, skills, and a footer.
02:50:30 🖼️ Integrating the Project Slideshow into the Homepage
– Embedded the project slideshow into the homepage’s project section.
02:55:04 📐 Adding Containers for Content Structure
– Implemented containers using a CSS class for better content alignment and spacing.
02:59:44 🎨 Finalizing and Personalizing the Homepage
– Applied padding and background color for the "About" section to enhance visual appeal.
03:01:05 🗂️ Introduction to GitHub and Repository Setup
– Explained GitHub as a platform for version control and collaboration.
03:05:47 📱 Building a Smart Home Interface
– Created a Smart Home Mobile interface with sections for lighting, temperature, and music control.
03:09:14 🌡️ Enhancing Functionality in Smart Home Interface
– Added a toggle switch for lighting control with a smooth animation.
03:20:06 🎵 Implementing Music Control in Smart Home Interface
– Simulated music control by displaying random song names for "Play" and "Next" actions.
03:21:40 🎵 Enhancing Music Control Functionality
– Added JavaScript for music control, including play, pause, stop, and next functionalities.
– Selected a new name, "Home Harmony," for the interface based on ChatGPT suggestions.
03:24:55 📱 Transforming into a Progressive Web App (PWA)
– Introduced steps to convert the smart home interface into a PWA, allowing home screen installation.
03:31:31 🛠️ Building a Chrome Extension – Snap Stash
– Started creating a shopping list extension to save URLs categorized into predefined groups.
03:39:08 🛍️ Enhancing Chrome Extension Functionality
– Updated the extension to preview item names using the current tab's title.
03:43:21 🗑️ Adding Item Deletion to Chrome Extension
– Implemented delete buttons with trash can icons for each shopping list item using Font Awesome.
03:46:58 🗂️ Organizing Items by Category
– Updated the Chrome extension to display saved items in separate lists based on categories.
03:51:13 🎨 Customizing Chrome Extension Layout
– Improved select menu and button layout using Flexbox for alignment and spacing.
03:54:04 🚀 Automating Deployment with GitHub and Netlify
– Demonstrated how to deploy projects hosted on GitHub using Netlify.
03:57:09 🔥 Introduction to Firebase and Real-Time Database
– Explained Firebase’s real-time database, its features, and use cases like instant data updates.
04:05:32 🔒 Hiding Firebase Database URL with Environment Variables
– Explained how to use Scrimba's environment variables to hide sensitive data like Firebase URLs.
04:06:40 📝 Integrating Firebase with Event Invite Project
– Used ChatGPT to evaluate existing JavaScript and integrate Firebase for real-time message storage.
04:10:10 🌟 Building a Compliment Generator with Firebase
– Created "Kudos Delight," an app to submit and display compliments in real time.
04:21:07 🍴 Developing a Lunch Vote App
– Built a voting app to add lunch spots, vote for them, and update vote counts in real time using Firebase.
04:26:59 🔄 Implementing Single Vote and Vote Change Logic
– Enabled users to vote once and change their vote using browser local storage to track votes.
04:30:01 🗑️ Adding Delete Poll Button
– Introduced a delete poll button to clear all poll data from Firebase and reset the UI.
04:34:00 🍔 Testing Lunch Vote App with Firebase
– Verified functionality for adding places, casting votes, and dynamically updating results in real-time.
04:35:13 🛣️ Building Road Wallet App for Group Travel Expenses
– Designed an app to log expenses, manage travelers, and calculate shared costs in real-time using Firebase.
04:40:02 📝 Integrating Firebase into Road Wallet App
– Integrated Firebase to store and manage travelers and expenses in real-time.
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Can i get any job by learning this course?
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Bruh if someone needs a course to learn how to code with AI then coding is probably not for them and they should frop it immediately, even the coding with AI stuff, just stop
i made a few unique apps using gpt, and it’s also been my html, css but mainly js teacher.
Hi, it seems the link you provided for the sample code didn't show the code at all. How can I download the sample code? Thanks
Hello am trying to download you scrimba app with no success assist
LOL 🤣
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can't find the discord channel.. Thanks for such a wonderful tut
This course will help UI/UX designers alot
Can you bring someone who is an expert in Python do a similar video using Chatgpt?
Thnaks for the nice tutorial.
ChatGPT is outputting JS code using var for variable initialization in 2024. You are doing a disservice to new learners by shrugging it off and just glossing over the differences with let and const :/
how i can get this prompts file, please somebody help
So free tools like CodiumAi, GPT-Pilot, gptengineer.. still require the GPT Plus subscription ($20/mo)? i.e. None of these tools use the Assistant API pricing?
Alternatively, you can use Coding tools like Cody ($10/mo), CoPilot Pro ($20/mo).. but you don't get the non-coding help? Same for others.. Tabnine, AWS Code Whisperer, Gemini, etc?
I've heard not all the ChatGPT4 functionality/plugins are available when using their Assistant API. Is there a way of knowing if a particular task must be done within their Builder / Custom GPT?
For example, I'm interested in making 2 applications:
1) A desktop Flutter application that can read/write to the USB-Serial port
2) I have many pdfs with handwritten data. I'd like ChatGPT4 (+Vision and/or Ai PDF Plugin) to OCR the data from a table.. then perform calculations and finally edit or append the pdf with the results. Ultimately, I'd like this to be a standalone browser or desktop application that anyone (even non Plus users) can drag and drop a file into (assuming the assistant APIs support the OCR/PDF features).
Plz make a full course on STM 32 & Cube IDE
is this gpt4 or 3.5?
time codes will be useful and will help to navigate in your lengthy videos
!!! tell GPT4 to code in PEP 8, with tabs instead of spaces and #Comments instead of ""statements"!!!
Finally AI is gonna replace us all.
sorry, this video is hard to follow without knowing which/how to use an IDE????
What ide are you using? You jumped straight in without any introduction to the type of environment you're using.
Great course so far though.
wonderful , very informative video
For someone who just wants to do a one-time programming project with as little training as possible, this is the best they could ever hope for. Now, the barrier to entry for non-coders will get lower, and more people over time will become better coders.
can some please provide me the discord link, I would like to join the community
I went over to Scrimba and did this with their platform its really kewl how the video is also the IDE and changes
If I ever wish to develop a game or turn on my lights from an app, I will spend the time to watch this — meanwhile, I'm searching for something with utility in the real world, you know, where people dont spend hours in moms basement playing games.
What is the text editor being used in this video?