I'm working on an education data dashboard with Illinois data and a real world lab science site.... (mainly for middle school)

@Myeasha Favors I guess then my question is what is the purpose of this Skool site? Is it to post what you have finished?

@Josh Ballard Fun! I've ben looking for a place to play D&D. I played in college, but that was over 30 years ago.

@Eliya Elmakis My insurance recently required we join a health app to log everything. It's only really on mobile and I hate it... but they won't pay for my medications unless I do. I'm frequently getting the notice that I haven't logged anything even though it's logged to my fitness watch and ring - I still have to open it to log everything and can't for the life of me remember to just do it each week..... Whereas I have a todoist list and do a series of things on my computer each morning when I wake up. For some reason adding a phone app is impossible. Even with reminders I'm busy when it pops up and delay that turns into a woops didn't do it today every day.

@Caldwell Harry I think if I had a VPS it wouldn't have been a problem. Basic functionality works ok after building, but anything that needs the live React Coding type features were the issue. We actually ran into the same thing at my last job with a local built system that we tried to host on a university server. - We also had a VPS but it didn't handle the code well either running IIS. Theoretically we could have swapped to another server, but the programmer that my office hired to help me didn't really have a clue. (I was officially the DBA but had been a developer long before AI was really a thing)

@Caldwell Harry I could argue some of that that. Loveable does have the ability for developers to modify the code beyond. Ultimately it's opening up a new 'breed' of developers that need to know prompt engineering as much as they need to know the coding - or more so. Even without loveable I was writing code with AI - ie. chatgpt and then modifying it to do what I wanted. The whole work smarter not harder. I had a developer my office hired to work with me who really was not experienced. He chose React only because he knew it was a shiny new toy and he had to learn whatever anyway, I started literally with C64 Basic and IBM 4381 COBOL and have worked with more languages that I could count. So my office thinking he was the 'expert' went with React and I was constantly having to write code for him in a language that I really hadn't seen before that experience. Writing it with AI and then correcting any coding issues before passing it on to him with instructions of what else to do to it, was the ideal solution when I was also trying to do my own work. (DBA manager that needed to rebuilt the DB design since it was super old... while dealing with non-techies who kept trying to insist, I did things like change all the hyphens to EM-dashes in the database. Literally hearing the words when I said that the Collation would all need to be changed 'Why can't you just paste it in instead then?'.... Needless to say all that was one of the big reasons I left and they now pay a contractor outside the university to handle all the tech stuff.

My husband frequently uses my computer and account for ChatGPT and is a retired physics professor, so my yearly review was really weird with the mash between his stuff and mine. (Do you mix ChatGPT with loveable? and how)