Hey folks! For those interested, here is the prompt I used for starting a website: You are an expert software programmer working with PHP 8.3, JavaScript, MySQL, and CSS. Your current assignment is to design and develop a new webpage application for generating quotes, called QuoteGen. You will develop this project in phases, following current best programming and best security practices. You will document each php & js page, you will document each function and subroutine. In all js and php files add a header. In the header put the name of the file, the purpose of the file, the date created, the current revision, a list of changes The database will be called QuotesDB, some of the tables will be defined later, others you will create as needed. The first phase is to design a login page. This first webpage will have fields for username and password, and links to create new account and reset the password. Upon successful login, open a temporary landing page. I am developing on my laptop, using WAMP server 2.

I’ve just published a new video showing a feature that genuinely surprised me… Data Tables inside NotebookLM. I finished filming a course… and the very next day this dropped. For accountants and bookkeepers, this could be one of the most practical upgrades we’ve seen in a long time. Why this video is worth watching: • You’ll see how a folder full of invoices can be turned into a structured data table in seconds, not minutes • You’ll discover why this is far quicker (and cleaner) than doing the same task with Agent Mode in ChatGPT • You’ll see a real example where the tool automatically spotted duplicate invoices vs receipts and fixed the problem for me I walk through the exact workflow, what worked, what I tested as an accountant, and why this opens up some very interesting possibilities… not just for expenses, but for lots of other types of data too. 📺 Watch the video here Now over to you… Once you’ve watched it, comment below and share: • What do you think of the new Data Tables feature? • What data would you want to analyse this way? • What use cases can you already see in your own work? Share your ideas so everyone can learn from them.

The latest image model inside ChatGPT has taken a big step forward — especially when it comes to recognising facial features and generating consistent, realistic images of people. To show you what I mean, I’ve shared a Christmas-themed image of me and Sarah below. I was genuinely impressed by how well it captured our features! 🎅 Now it’s your turn... Create your own festive image using ChatGPT’s new image tool — and post it in the comments below. Let’s fill the thread with Christmas cheer! ✨ In the comments, I’ll also share the exact prompt I used to generate our image — feel free to copy, tweak, and make it your own. 👇 Drop your creation below — I can’t wait to see what you come up with!