How I Coded An Entire Website Using ChatGPT

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[Beatitat]

I've been using ChatGPT to help teach me Python, and it's been incredible. The ability to get examples of specific code and ask questions that may not be easily presentable in Google has been really helpful for my learning process. As someone who learns best through experience and examples, the infinite options that ChatGPT generates have been invaluable.

[lin_leaf]

I am learning how to code right now... and I am using ChatGPT to answer specific questions I have, so that I can understand it better. It's like having a tutor sit with you through everything

[techmentormaria]

As someone who learned web design 15 years ago: this is insane and I'm excited to see what the future holds.

[cosmicechoes]

Can't imagine 10 years later now.

[kakerake]

as a programmer i just use it as google nowadays.

[WaveFlightSimulations]

Question is can ChatGPT attend my standups and meetings

[jeymz]

I have been leveraging chatgpt as a paired programmer / google replacement and it's been amazingly helpful. To your point I think there are items which as an experienced dev I would rather handle on my own, but there have been multiple tasks ranging from tedious items to more in depth technical deep dives where chatgpt has proved to be very useful. Especially for items where Google is going to return 30 stack overflow links where it's similar but different enough to waste your time.

[jackmcnally]

From zero code background I've been using GPT to do tidbits for work I've learnt more about python than in any previous effort simply by accident because it explains it so well. I've tried before several times using structured and highly rated courses. ChatGPT smokes that learning curve if you've a desired output you're aiming for.

[ax_py]

You can actually ask chatGPT to make comments in the actual code which is mind blowingly helpful

[TheIntendedOutcome]

It’s always good to have a foundational understanding of how and why things work before working with ChatGPT to build websites. This video is a perfect demonstration of your own experience problem solving mixed with the AI’s expansive and refined code library. This is the peak of technology.

[stephentackett]

This reminds me of the progression of music creation technology. 80 years ago it was a guy with a pen and paper who wrote down every single note, then hired and orchestra where each part was played by a single player. Today a composer programs a computer that plays every sound. You still need to know music theory and such but the speed and flexibility are 100x that of traditional. So the future programer will be faster while at the same time, the more knowledgeable programmer will have the edge as some things are faster to do by hand rather than asking Chat.

[laserloui]

15 years ago when i learned "new" stuff i was forced to play the good old "trial and error" game... searching through the documentation and just trying to figure this stuff out on my own. It was hard and thats why its called "learning by doing". To have an all-knowing AI on your side able to help you out with everything is pretty insane. Imagine how easy it is to learn a new programming language or some more advanced stuff.

[herantd]

It's how you ask and what you ask about that matters and it won't turn people who can't code automatically into coders without experience and knowledge. Almost the same as when you start as a developer, the hardest part of all is not learning programming languages, but how to google things.

[Fov]

Your point about the discrepancy is EXACTLY spot on. I'll give a very simple example. You can ask it for "suggested hashtags for a post about X". OR you can ask it, "provide a single line of up to of 30 Instagram hashtags related to A, B and C" .... one of which will take a while to format properly, the other you can paste directly into the output system, whether it's an IG Post, Tweet, YouTube Tags etc.. etc... The people who are most sucesssful with ChatGPT will see it as a new opportunity and toolkit rather than a solution; embrace it as a new kind of work, rather than a means to cutting out work, and over time you will naturally end up saving time and effort and like produce higher quality results, as long as you're able to identify between low and high quality which means understanding a subject to some extent beforehand.

[TyrantJD]

Chat GPT can be superior to stack overflow as it gives quicker and personalized responses to your coding queries and gives just as good and possibly superior examples to stack overflow. Giving a tool that can be superior to stack overflow is huge.

[AllthingsFoodieTX]

Its basically an upgraded Google search that gives you instructions I was hoping that I could give it instructions and it would build the app for me maybe in the future it will

[AlexFinnarn]

Instead of all sites looking like Boostrap or Tailwind, now they'll all look like ChatGPT built them...great!

[abnoco]

I’ve been using Chatgpt as my coding tutor to help my learning process. I find the more I know, the more I can leverage the tool and subsequently the faster I can learn.

[Leon-cmuk]

The limit of ChatGPT is definitly when you are cleaning up old huge software and figuring out what requirements where coded and which tests you should write for that. It only can help you with writing new software. But you still need to check if the produced code really solves your problem.

[bonsaipropaganda]

this is honestly inspiring. im taking cs50 right now. it's amazing to have a personalized helper who can guide me every step of the way in my coding journey. After completing CS50, I'm going to make all sorts of stuff with the help of Chat GPT! AHH I CAN'T WAIT! You got me hyped and pumped for learning to code.