Have you used ChatGPT to build an app?
Aaron O'Leary
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I don't mean using the API, more so the playground. I remember when it first arrived, people were using the bot to code up apps for them, have you done this?
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Yep. And I realized building more than the simplest apps is hard. It's one thing to build simple copywriting helpers, but what if you want to build an app that talks to your database or other services? That requires a lot of heavy lifting. Fortunately, a few libraries are making this easier (Langchain, Dust.tt). There wasn't one for Ruby, so I've started working on an open-source library (Boxcars).
@tabrezsyed Yeah that's been my experience also, I was able to build a simple community app using it but not further then that and making any edits to the app design via GPT turned out to be a little frustrating haha
Before the API? No
The code it generated was full of errors
No but I’d love to!
Yeah, just integrated into our product i.e, Social Champ
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Not yet but I plan to add ChatGPT to Alphalerts and have some new Apps in my mind which will make use of ChatGPT.
Yeah the issue is when ask for stuff you're not proficient in, you can't tell if ChatGPT is making stuff up or if it's actually correct.
Also it will make stuff up for less common programming languages.
So basically, only use it for somewhat common programming language, and ideally nothing overly complex that's beyond your abilities.
a little bit))
Exploring an app idea with a developer. It’s so new to everyone, right?
most of the solutions it gives is with deprecated libraries for complex question.
i myself have wasted a lot of time debugging these solutions only to find later that the library is deprecated
yes, built mindbucket using chatgpt
No!! But I would love to know how !!
We are incorporating its features into our app