The 4 Things You Need To Know About Bolt

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  • [00:00 - 00:06] And with all that being said, I can feel a very valid question in the air. What is bot?

    [00:07 - 00:18] Now I would sing along to the lyrics, but I have a terribly singing voice, so I will refrain from that. So in a sentence, bot is a sass that builds your apps with actual code based on your prompt.

    [00:19 - 00:28] So theoretically we could stop the presentation right here and we would need nothing more. But let's get into a bit more detail because that is a bit too certain general.

    [00:29 - 00:36] So what's bot? Bot utilizes proprietary web containers to build your entire project on the web.

    [00:37 - 00:50] This means like combining such a PT and an ID and a browser all together in one tab. You don't need to install any dependencies, you don't need to download anything.

    [00:51 - 01:00] You have everything right there from your app to your code to your prompt input. By default, bot takes prompts through Cloud 3.5 soon.

    [01:01 - 01:11] But GPT4 is another very popular option. Also, if you ask me personally, I would prefer using Cloud or anything called related.

    [01:12 - 01:26] Compared to TensorFlow. Actually, I remember trying to set up a server a month ago with NZings and I remember TensorFlow kept giving me more and more confusing answers, not tracking context and et cetera.

    [01:27 - 01:48] And I spent two hours on TensorGPT, not going anywhere while with float, I was done in like 15 minutes for the same task. But anyway, bot generates code that aligns with your prompt based on the applications that people before you build through that prompt.

    [01:49 - 01:54] And that's for LLMs in general. So let's make this more clear with an example.

    [01:55 - 02:23] If everyone who wants to build an app wants the login button to be at the top right as its user. So every time they ask LLM to add the login button at the top right, then when you go and tell the LLM to build you an app, even if you don't tell it anything about the login button, it will add it at the top right because everyone has before you want it that way.

    [02:24 - 02:36] And both works with any web based language you want. It can work with React, with pure single app, with non-js.

    [02:37 - 02:48] It doesn't work with languages like Python and Java and I used to be a huge Python developer. When I first started, I think a lot of people would start calling it like Python because it's so simple.

    [02:49 - 02:50] But now I like the structure more than anymore.