Hi Everyone I’ve just put together a new video showing how easy it is to build a proper web app without touching a single line of code. The platform I’m using is called Rocket, and in the video I build a fully working job board with dashboards, authentication, file uploads, and role-based access—all done just by using plain English prompts. 🎥 Watch it here Here’s what I cover step by step: - How to get started with Rocket prompts - Importing designs from Figma straight into the builder - Building out a complete job board from scratch - Adding AI integrations like OpenAI - Testing it as both an employer and a job seeker - Previewing the app across desktop, tablet, and mobile - Publishing with one click (including Netlify & custom domains) - A look at pricing and how it compares with traditional development If you’ve ever thought about building your own app but didn’t know where to start (or didn’t fancy the cost of hiring a developer), this is worth a look. 👀 If you do give Rocket a try, let me know what you’d build first—or share your project. Cheers Jason

Hello everyone, I'm trying to train ChatGPT to writes threads, and I want him to write tweets with lines breaks. However, he Do. Not. Understand Even if I give him an example like this one: Use line breaks to separate ideas in your tweets. Example: """ This is the first sentence This is the second sentence This is the third sentence """ Any ideas?

Hi All I just released a comparison video testing three of the most popular deep AI research tools for content creation: Skywork, Manus, and Genspark! I set all three agents the exact same challenge — create a visually appealing slide deck. Then I started them off to work all at the same time, checked their quality, and fact-checked their results live. Here’s what you’ll see in the video: ✅ Real-time showdown as I prompt all three tools side-by-side ✅ What it’s like using Skywork, Manus, and Genspark to build slides (errors and all…) ✅ Which tool finishes first — and which one REALLY delivers on design, accuracy, and usability ✅ Where AI still gets things hilariously wrong with images and facts (spoiler: not all slides are created equal!) If you want to see which AI research tool I rate best for effortless, reliable content creation (and where things can still go off the rails), this is the perfect dive. 🎥 Watch it here Drop your thoughts in the comments: which AI would YOU trust for your next presentation? Cheers Jason

Hi G's, I'm looking for a prompt to create content for the website, including my service, FAQ, Privacy policy, terms, and conditions. Can anyone help me, please?