Langchain Tutorial will be up tomorrow!
We will explore text embeddings, vector databases and build podcast summarization tool using langchain. The coding part will also involve creating embeddings and saving them in the vector database. π₯
AI Form builder is now live π
A platform to generate forms using AI. Built with NextJS, Shadcn and Drizzle ORM.
Features Include:
- Authentication β
- AI Form Generation β
- Form Publish and Submissions β
- View your forms β
- Admin Panel β
- View Results β
- Settings & Upgrade Subscription β
- Analytics β
- Landing page β
Excited to start the new year with working on a new tutorial!π It will be a full-stack application and here's the stack and libraries I'm thinking of using:
- NextJS 14
- Next-auth - authentication
- Shadcdn ui- ui library
- TailwindCSS - styling
- Open Al or Bard
- Prisma - ORM
- PostgreSQL - database
- Zustand - state management
- Stripe - payments
- React-table
- React-charts
- Typescript
any suggestions or questions?
As I've been building web & mobile apps lately and less of tools, it's been a while since I've done things like handle command-line arguments, read & write files or other file-handling in NodeJs, this challenge was a good refresher as I tried to re-create main Git functionalities, check it out:
Have a video coming up about self-hosting nextjs application on a custom server as it might be confusing for the first-timers, here's the outline:
1. Connect to your VPS(using SSH)
2. Install & update Dependencies(Git, Node, Npm, etc)
3. Copy your Application Code(Using Git Clone)
4. Add Environment Variables
5. Generate Build for your Next App
6. Run the Application(using PM2)
7. Setup NGINX Server & Reverse Proxy
And you can watch a sneak peek hereπ
x.com/webdecoded_g/status/1731481430767673679
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Hey everyone, we just had our first hackathon kickoff event and we can officially get started with hacking!
βIf you missed the kickoff - no worries here's TLDR:
βRules include no reusing previous projects, all commits and contributions must be made during the hackathon, and the final submission should be a public GitHub repository. Regarding the code, you can use the code that is already open-source, for example feel free to use and modify template from my github project for a blog post: github.com/judygab/nextjs-portfolio. The hackathon will start on 10/29/23 and last for one week. Prizes will be awarded based on the criteria of creativity, design, and originality, with categories. The theme for the hackathon is Blog Post: you can build a blog around the topic you are interested in(ex: hobbies, AI, or even pick a programming language like TypeScript and share knowledge about it) or include some creative functionalities that other blog websites donβt have(for example, Substack differentiated itself from other blog platforms by offering newsletter subscriptions to users wanting to read the blogs, that way creators had a new ways to monetize their audience)- I believe you can come up with a functionality that you believe is missing from other platforms or you think certain niche writes might benefit from it. Judging will happen by me and two amazing mods - Patrick & Dylan. And here is the submit link make sure to submit by 10/23/23 08:00am EDT: iu6kc6m43a5.typeform.com/to/gxNgVRl9
First hackathon announcement!! Join us for a week of coding, bring your idea to life, collaborate with other devs and get mentorship. The first kickoff will be on discord and make sure to sign up on luma: lu.ma/3m2ibdeu
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