Building an AI Powered Web App with QwikJSGenerative AI Web Development
In this new series, @heyAustinGil explains how to incorporate AI technology into your applications. In Episode 1, Austin shows how to set up your project file for building a versus app with OpenAI and Qwik.js.
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Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
1:11 Sneak Preview
2:10 Pre-Requisites
3:40 Get Started with Qwik
4:30 Examine Code in VS Code
5:57 Execute npm rundev
6:25 Execute npm run qwikadd
6:45 Open App in DevMode
7:05 Edit Index File
7:20 Optional: Add Utils
8:20 Update Index File
9:14 Create Stages Folder
10:30 Commit Code
11:10 Conclusion
Follow along with Austin’s GitHub.
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Product: Akamai Developer, Open AI, Qwik.js, Node.js; @heyAustinGil
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