ChatGPT Tutorial for Developers - 38 Ways to 10x Your Productivity

Learn how to use ChatGPT to 10x your productivity! 38 examples using Python, JavaScript, HTML, CSS, React, SQL and more!

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TABLE OF CONTENT

0:00:00 What is ChatGPT?
0:02:22 How ChatGPT Works
0:04:02 Getting Started with ChatGPT
0:05:00 General Examples
0:12:10 Python Examples
0:16:53 HTML & CSS Examples
0:19:19 JavaScript Examples
0:24:13 SQL Examples

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[programmingwithmosh]

Whether you like ChatGPT or not, remember: ChatGPI and AI are here to stay. Rather than resisting this reality, you should embrace it and learn how to use these technologies to stay current and competitive.

[DAERR_fps]

While I was preparing for my final exam, I asked several questions about Online algorithms, Linear algebra, Image processing, Transformations using matrices, etc. ChatGPT's answers weren't always the best, but were a very good starting point to understanding these concepts.

[tntg]

For an expert developer, this is a piece of cake. Because this tools is going to help the expert writing code faster, as they already know what the answer is, they just want to be more productive.
For someone learning how to code, I'm afraid this will remove the hard process of search, try, fail, repeat until you get on top of things.
However, juste because experts today learned a certain way, doesn't mean there aren't any other ways.
Let's just hope this tool will enable fast learning rather than blindly depending on its output.

[mohan_prasath]

One year before, I had started learning PYTHON from you. Now, I have learned many technologies such java, javascript, front end development and so on.... All because of interest gained from your teaching with your 25years of experience. I have sticked your picture as an inspiring mentor in my dream book. Thank you for everything. I love you ❣️

[JuliaSheehy]

Am not working as a programmer at this time, but even in my present work as an Instructional Designer for a small engineering company, this video was a truly outstanding introduction. I am eager to experiment. Thank you!!!!

[davidabraham]

Thank you Mosh great tutorial and yes ChatGPT is a game changer its like having a personal assistant and coding buddy. Ask it to compare insurance company benefits for policies you want, give recipes for your favourite food and design application enhancements for user challenges etc. This list goes on...

[tahiralauddin]

I never saw Mosh this much excited in teaching something. He's mostly very calm and composed. But no one can get over the amazing benefits of chatgpt.

[jesseburstrom]

I had a bunch of warnings in flutter project, so i put warning with that page code and managed even if not perfect answer 0 warnings. Good support, also in one database project gave exact explanation of stored procedure and functions. It helps very much as ball plank for tech special questions you do not want to bother co workers with!

[kittgs]

Thank you for pointing out that you can ask follow up questions. There are so many videos where they ask a question and then pick holes in the answer as if it is a "one and done". If you treat it as an iterative process it gets so much better.

[stanislavvasilyuk]

Revolutionary tool! Amazing explanation (as usual)!
Thank you, Mosh! You're my favorite online teacher!

[jeremy_logan]

Oracle Apex developer here. Asked it a couple of questions and was blown away with the answers it was giving me. Especially with such a niche programming stack in pl/sql and apex. Now I'm using it every day.

[b.vbeval]

Really good tool for amateur coder like me. Speed at least 10X of my data analysis progress. Not only can chatGPT write certain R functions for my, but also create bash scripts and excle formulars. Free me from looking though all kinds of references and stackoverflow anwsers. What really helps me a lot is this tool help me to understand the coding languages I used every day deeper.

[siphillis]

Okay, if Mosh is recommending we learn ChatGPT, it's probably a good idea.

[abdoulkalimbazambanza]

I wanted to take a moment to express my appreciation for the video. The information and insights you provided were truly valuable and I found it helpful and informative. I appreciate the time and effort you put into creating this video and sharing it with us. Thank you for making it available, it has really made a difference.

[DeanMcCoy]

I don't know how many times over the years I've searched the web, stack overflow, and YouTube for answers on technical code issues I've been stuck on. Now I've found my answer.

[toshyamg]

I love the way you explained the topic, it was easy to understand and really appreciated the examples used. Thanks for the valuable information.

[chrundlethegreat]

I'm in marketing and internal solutions. For us it's sometimes easy to forget we don't always think like the consumers or can fully interpret data into accurate depictions to predict behavior and optimize accordingly and also that we don't and never will know everything. I consider chat gpt and other ai as having the world smartest intern as your assistant. Instead of work shopping blog post ideas for hours, we give a detailed prompt with a direction, refine the list, prompt title ideas for each of the shortlist options and even go as far as prompting a suggested structure for each option. It saves a lot of time and save all the flowing creative work for the home stretch. Everyone works better together and contributes more value to the end product with these custom specific guidelines to get the ball rolling.

[brian]

For anyone discovering this channel for the first time -- MOSH quite simply ROCKS! Makes my day that someone so exceptionally talented has done so well. Fantastic explanation and examples of ChatGPT. Thanks!

[Kinsta]

Awesome tutorial! Definitely going to share it with my team. Keep up the great work, Mosh! 🙌

[PossibleProbability]

At the CSS part I was thinking "I wonder if it does Tailwind as well" and a split second later you have mentioned it in the video :).

Very well done.
Thanks.