Plugins
Discover how Bubble.io plugins can supercharge your no-code SaaS journey as a solopreneur, enabling you to add powerful features and functionality to your Bubble app without writing a single line of code.
Tracking, counting & limiting user actions when using Bubble with ChatGPT or OpenAI
In this Bubble tutorial we demonstrate how to track how many times a user runs a workflow and then how to limit the number of times a user can run that workflow each month. This will be very useful to anyone building an app using a costly third party API such as OpenAI & ChatGPT.
Using Bubble.io to post to WordPress blog
In this Bubble tutorial we demonstrate how to publish content generated in your Bubble to a Wordpress site. In this tutorial we the WordPress plugin AutomatorWP. Very useful if you are using AI to generate blog posts.
Using JSON-safe with Bubble.io and the OpenAI API
This Bubble tutorial is a follow up to our ChatGPT chatbot video where we demonatrated to how create a conversation with the OpenAI API using GPT-3.5-turbo. This videos demonstrates an improvement to our initial chatbot by using the Bubble.io text modifier :formatted as JSON-safe. This can solve many of your JSON syntax errors and OpenAI API errors by correctly escaping punctuation and formating your text input.
Web Scraping Google Search Results in Bubble.io - Part 1
Web scraping Google search results is easy with the Serper.dev API. In this Bubble.io tutorial we demonstrate how to use the Serper.dev API to fetch Google Search results into your Bubble app. A must for anyone building an SEO focussed SaaS app with Bubble.
Web Scraping Google Search Results in Bubble.io - Part 2
Part 2 of our SEO and Google Search web scraping series using the Serper.dev API. In this Bubble tutorial video we demonstrate how to use backend workflows to save each search result as a new record in your Bubble app's database.
Web scraping the New York Times with Browserbear
In this Bubble tutorial we demonstrate how screenshot the homepage of the New York Times using the Browserbear API.
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How to create a gender selection dropdown using Option Sets in Bubble.io
In this Bubble.io tutorial video we show how to use Option Sets to create a gender selector in a registration workflow as a user signs up. Option Sets are an incredibly powerful tool for storing values that you'll be referring to over and over again in your Bubble application especially if you need to present this data in different ways such as gender and gender symbols or currencies and currency symbols.
Create a slideshow using Repeating Groups and Custom States
In this Bubble.io tutorial we demonstrate how to create your own slideshow using custom states and repeating groups. Perfect for building a marketplace and ecommerce store with Bubble.
No Code Video Conferencing App with WHEREBY - Part 2
In part two of our series, we explore using Bubble.io and the whereby embedded API to create a seamless no-code video conferencing app in record time. With step-by-step guidance and tips on authentication, creating meetings, and saving meeting data, this tutorial sets you up for success in building your own app.
Whereby website: https://whereby.com/information/embedded
Does Anthropic's Claude 3 have a system prompt?
Learn how to integrate system prompts into your Claude app on Bubble.io to train, influence, and impact the output, all without needing to code. Explore the possibilities of no-code development with Claude 3 and OpenAI in our tutorial videos.
Revolutionize Your Web Scraping: 10,000 Pages from ONE URL with FireCrawl!
Web scraping 10,000 pages from a single URL with FireCrawl! This powerful web scraping tool allows you to scrape multiple web pages into your Bubble.io app.
Pagination with the Bubble Table Element
In this Bubble tutorial we demonstrate how you can add pagination to the Bubble table element. The Bubble.io table element doesn't include the same set of expanded features as repeating groups. So here is our workaround.