💡 This is the supporting text tutorial of our Finxter Academy Course Creating a High-Performance Extensible ChatGPT Chatbot with Python I wanted to learn how to read from the text of the US Army field manual and build a chatbot to answer questions from it. The military is embracing ChatBots, so there is demand for …
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Project Scenario In this 2-part series, I’ll show you how I built my own ERC-20 token like ETH in this project. I share this because you may want to do the same and learn from my experience. I use Solidity to write a smart contract for my ERC-20 token, and then the contract will be …
This is part of the course lesson of our course with the same name. Go back to the course via this link. In this project, I will show you how I have built a simple but quite powerful movie recommendation app. 💻 Try It Yourself: You can play with the live demo here. I built …
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This is part of our full academy course with video Project Description Both in my day job and personal life, I notice every day how important online security has become. Almost every part of our everyday lives are connected somehow to the Internet. And everyone of those connections requires (or should need) a password at …
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We completed a transaction in the last part, but the transaction data had yet to be seen. In this part, we will drive the smart contract data to the user interface. The user’s data and the transaction time will be displayed on the user interface. This is part 4 of our four-tutorial series on creating …
This is part 3 of our four-tutorial series on creating a decentralized web app to sell ebooks. We will connect the front end with the smart contract in this part of the series. The interaction with the smart contract will be done using ether.js. Move to the app.js file inside the source folder. We need …
This is part 2 of our four-tutorial series on creating a decentralized web app to sell ebooks. In the previous part, we built the smart contract and deployed it on the hardhat node for testing. Now it’s time to deploy the contract on the testnet. But before that, let’s install the react app first. Open …
Welcome to another project of a decentralized dapp with React and ether.js. Project Scenario We will build an ebook stall from which anyone can buy an ebook on a monthly subscription basis. The buyer will submit his name, the book’s name, and the writer’s name at the time of buying the subscription. When he pays …
Project Description So I’ve been toying with the idea of creating a shopping list application for a while now. I wanted to create it in such a way that everybody in the family could contribute. We order all our food once a week, and then I go and collect it. With the app, everybody would …
Summary: To create an interactive web application in a Jupyter Notebook, use the three libraries ipywidgets, voila, and binder. This requires only basic Python programming skills without the need to learn a new framework. There are various Python tools available to create web applications and frontend GUIs. For example, Flask and Django. As useful as …
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