Build a Blogging Machine That Generates Its own Content Using AI | Code With Harry Tutorial
In this video, @CodeWithHarry explains how to create a blog with OpenAI and ChatGPT that generates content based on the topic of your choice.
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Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
0:27 Create a New Next.js Project
3:15 Generate a Header with ChatGPT
4:50 Customize Header
8:15 Send Page Title
8:40 Create Topic Entry
11:20 Generate with React
11:40 Create Blog Component with ChatGPT
13:10 Create State
15:50 Redirect the User
19:25 Remediate handleSubmit
20:05 Generate Blog Copy
24:45 Use route.js
28:00 Get Prompt
29:00 Create env.local File
29:10 Insert OpenAPI Key
30:00 Remove Tags
30:27 Update Generate Prompt
31:40 Test App
31:50 Enable Fetch Request
35:30 Style the Page
40:00 Create an Error Descriptor
42:14 Fix Tailwind Styling
42:50 Change Tags to CSV
44:00 Update Token Usage
45:05 Generating Longer Content
51:40 Conclusion
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