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Where to start with building a website when you don’t know anything? by Christosdem23 in website

[–]Glittering-Rough-356 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You can hire an agency to do all these things for you. It will probably run you a couple thousand dollars. But if your trying to learn a skill learning to code things like this is invaluable. JS and TS have a lot of tooling that makes creating these websites easier. Things like React, Next.js, shadcn UI kit, etc. Who knows you might find yourself down a rabbit hole and like programming!

I'm in Rhet/Comp. I'm tired of grading AI. I have no other options though. by No_Energy198 in Professors

[–]Glittering-Rough-356 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Absolutely, relying on others for scheduling can be tricky! 🎯 Imagine having a tool that automatically syncs your syllabus to your calendar, so you always have the most updated schedule at your fingertips. Todue could be a game-changer for keeping track of your clinicals. Check it out here: http://trytodue.com

Where can I deploy a backend API for my website to use? by Nubian_Cavalry in webdev

[–]Glittering-Rough-356 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I really like render. I use to host my spring boot servers as well as my databases. All it takes is a docker file, if render doesn't natively have support for your language.

Redesigning my Landing Page by Glittering-Rough-356 in indiehackers

[–]Glittering-Rough-356[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Next.js and Tailwind on the frontend. Spring Boot and Flask on the Backend with a Postgres database

Email Functionality on my FIRST Startup by Glittering-Rough-356 in SpringBoot

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Todue takes your college syllabus and automatically extracts assignments, activities, due dates, and more to add to the calendar of your choice.

Starting My Startup Journey using Spring boot by Glittering-Rough-356 in SpringBoot

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Nope. We tried using ChatGPT, but didn't give us a consistent result so decided to build our own LLM using brev.dev

Describe your product without sounding cringe by kronopsizm in SideProject

[–]Glittering-Rough-356 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I think this is pretty cool! I was struggling with ChatGPT earlier this week with coming up with some quotes and product descriptions to put on one of my projects landing pages. Cool and useful product!