So I'm super excited to introduce everybody to the group, Dr. @Emily Hill. I've been following her for a while and invited her to the group because she has some Free Training that is a perfect fit for this community. I did ask her to do a really brief introduction video to introduce her to all of you! I've personally been to several of her training webinars. Not only is she knowledgeable about the tech industry, but she is also a great speaker. So who is this Free AI training for? If you’ve ever thought, "there should be an app for this," whether that's for personal or business use, it makes no difference. This training could get you on the right path to turning your idea into something tangible. Dr. @Emily Hill , a tech founder and former computer science professor, is hosting a free live session focused on helping consultants, educators, and service providers turn their domain expertise into scalable software using AI. The session focuses entirely on the logistics of validating a software idea and mapping out a build path without the traditional overhead of a development team or coding experience. So if you have been thinking about an app that you would like to build and are looking to validate and follow a pattern to production, then make sure you sign up for this webinar. 👉 Registration Link: https://elev8tek.com/discover 👉 Check Your Time Zone I added it to The Code Zone calendar in our group so you will get the reminder as well! Everyone in here is welcome to attend!

For the people utilizing AI to help them code, what are some of the things that you wish you had known in the past, or what were some of the hurdles that you had to go through? For me as a developer, it was hard to let go. You think that the AI is going to ruin your code and potentially your understanding of where all the logic lies. But thankfully, you kind of get to see it, think through the process, and if it makes mistakes, there are always rollbacks, right?

Hello everyone I am new to the group and excited to be here. I currently work has a physician assistant and want to start to learn how to code and just signed up for free codecamp to learn how to code.

🚨 [Update: As you read some of these introductions, smash THEIR LIKE BUTTON 👍 Take it one step further by commenting on their introduction to earn bonus points and unlock more features in this group.]🚨 I am thankful to you all for joining this group. Could you please introduce yourself? Not only does this allow us to get to know everyone, but SKOOL is built on points. (Liking, Commenting, and Posting all give you points). Points will also unlock classroom courses for you! Check out the Getting Started Welcome Course: https://swiy.co/getting-started So let's get things started! When I was teaching in the classroom, we would go around the room and have you do the following. 1. State Your Name (Skool does this one for us - lol) 2. What had you been interested in learning to code? 3. What is your favorite potato? Me: What sparked my interest was my enjoyment of problem-solving and making life easier for myself. I wanted to learn how to create apps that could help my kids learn math and spelling, so I developed apps for that purpose. As far as a favorite potato. I would say Chick-fil-A fries. 🔥 As always, help this community grow. Skool gives you a special invite code. This also serves as your affiliate code, as being part of this group gives you the ability to earn a 40% commission. This applies to one-time purchases of courses or our premium membership.

Can anyone relate to this story? So I was having AI help me today build a line graph chart for sign-ups, and you can see how it evolved after each prompt generation. Sometimes the AI reminds me a little bit like a child because you give it a task and it says, "Oh, I can do this by myself. I don't need your help, Dad." But I did give it two chances to fix it. In the second attempt, I said that it was very crowded and it should use the entire space to make this way more readable. And then in the last attempt, I said: "I know that there are NPM packages out there that would be able to have a line graph that is out of the box already made for this type of request. Let's look into that option. " And that's where you finally see the final line graph being made and it found a NPM package that could be used. I'm always telling students out there, who are doing this by hand, that if you are thinking about something that would really make your app more useful (ie a calendar modal, pie charts..etc), there might already be something out there that would make your job way easier.