Oh man I can't... That's a long video. Paused at 7:25 To like and to make sure that I'm subscribed, then let's continue watching this amazing one. 😂 Man... Thank you for the video . Keep going.
I just Figured out that I was already subscribed to your channel 😂, After watching the full video . I just wanted to thank you once more . And I'm waiting for the next part. Your time and efforts doing this video is really highly appreciated bro🙏 Your way of delivering the tutorial is smooth, and sleek. Thank you Merci, شكراً لك.
So luckily the codebase for this tool is automatically stored in ‘StackBlitz’ which has an editor with all your code ready to package and export to a GitHub repo
Thanks! To me, Replit helps alleviate all the backend work needed so that you can easily hook it up to the backend of any application, whether it’s a custom GPT or in this case a Bolt app. To recreate all of these functions from scratch in Bolt would increase the likelihood of hallucination over long enough of a conversation. Similar to my second example in this video where I just used a webhook to send a request to Make.com, I would still likely implement major functions outside of Bolt and bridge the functionality in using a Replit endpoint. Hope that helps explain my logic 🦾
Tip: build your frontend and backend separately, then piece them together after youre done. Python shouldn't work according to bolts docs. Clicking fix over and over is not ideal. It wastes tokens Focus on specific areas of your project rather than an all encompassing prompt when making changes
ClaudeAPI LLM behind it normally chooses the correct language and framework if that's what he means. So thoughts in plain words as your input rather than "build a web app that does (app idea) using LANGUAGE.." The language part isn't necessary but might want to include it. Note that Python is not supported according to bolt's docs
Very helpful...especially the troubleshooting part, really very helpful to the non-coder to make the app work❤big big thanks😊
music to my ears! Happy I could help 🦾
Oh man I can't...
That's a long video.
Paused at 7:25
To like and to make sure that I'm subscribed, then let's continue watching this amazing one. 😂
Man... Thank you for the video . Keep going.
I just Figured out that I was already subscribed to your channel 😂,
After watching the full video .
I just wanted to thank you once more .
And I'm waiting for the next part.
Your time and efforts doing this video is really highly appreciated bro🙏
Your way of delivering the tutorial is smooth, and sleek.
Thank you
Merci,
شكراً لك.
Thank you so much Ahmed! Appreciate the support haha.
Thanks for laugh on this one haha - got me at the first part!
Highly Valuable as always!!
This is amazing. 🎉 subscribing now!!
Pumped to hear you found it valuable Edgar! Appreciate the sub 🦾
As always Mark, incredible content and excited to see the contuniation of this!
Thank you so much for the kind words RJ!
Thanks for teaching me the word ruminate :D
my pleasure brother, hope you ruminated on it
Excellent overview! 👍
Thanks so much Mike!
Thank you for this
It is super interesting
My pleasure! Thanks for the feedback 🙏🏻
Nice one! 👍
What is your advice to backup a project while your are working on it in order to protect it a bit from a network failure or anything else?
So luckily the codebase for this tool is automatically stored in ‘StackBlitz’ which has an editor with all your code ready to package and export to a GitHub repo
Great video. How does your screen move across the video so smoothly? It zooms in and out so seamlessly.
Thank you!
I use a program called Screen Studio 🦾 only thing I have to do is really just configure how hard of a ‘click’ deserves a Zoom in or out
Great content thanks. How do you use your voice instead of typing in the prompt. Is it a windows program?
Glad you enjoyed it!
I use a chrome extension called Voice Control! It’s free from the extension store.
@@Mark_Kashefawesome. Going to grab this
Thanks, this is great! Do you think all the videos you have done using Replit could be done with Bolt? Including the Twilio / Realtime API?
Thanks!
To me, Replit helps alleviate all the backend work needed so that you can easily hook it up to the backend of any application, whether it’s a custom GPT or in this case a Bolt app.
To recreate all of these functions from scratch in Bolt would increase the likelihood of hallucination over long enough of a conversation.
Similar to my second example in this video where I just used a webhook to send a request to Make.com, I would still likely implement major functions outside of Bolt and bridge the functionality in using a Replit endpoint.
Hope that helps explain my logic 🦾
@@Mark_Kashef super clear - as always :)
Tip: build your frontend and backend separately, then piece them together after youre done.
Python shouldn't work according to bolts docs.
Clicking fix over and over is not ideal. It wastes tokens
Focus on specific areas of your project rather than an all encompassing prompt when making changes
thanks for sharing! Interesting note on Python, hasn't seemed to hiccup my prompting, but another helpful strategy to know 🦾
Hello, is there a way to take the netify url and make it your own using paid domain names?
Yes! You’d have to sync the Netlify to your own account, the bolt code to your GitHub repo, and go through Netlify to reroute the domain
Bruh, your promoting needs to step up it's game, you still need to tell it exactly what you want, hence you're getting so many errors
👀 you don’t always know exactly what you want
ClaudeAPI LLM behind it normally chooses the correct language and framework if that's what he means. So thoughts in plain words as your input rather than "build a web app that does (app idea) using LANGUAGE.."
The language part isn't necessary but might want to include it. Note that Python is not supported according to bolt's docs