SavvyCal
Empower your solopreneur journey with SavvyCal integration in Bubble.io, streamlining appointment scheduling and enhancing your no code SaaS app's functionality without complex coding.
Alternative to Calendly, why I use SavvyCal
Discover why Savvycal, with its sleek and inviting week view calendar and robust features like integrations with Google, Exchange, and iCloud, as well as payment processing and team features, is the preferred choice over Calendly for scheduling and appointment needs in the world of no-code.
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AI Web Scraping Structured Data: Claude Tools & JSON mode - Part 3
The BEST way to request structured JSON data from an AI like Claude by Anthropic. Dive into the world of Claude Tools (function calling).
How to use a reusable element and why you should
In this Bubble.io tutorial we demonstrate how to create a reusable element in a Bubble app and explain the benefits of using reusuable elements wherever possible.
Link to a database entry with a QR code
In this Bubble tutorial video, you'll learn how to create QR codes that link to specific entries in your Bubble database. This feature is especially useful for apps with sharing functionality, allowing users to easily share QR codes that lead to specific pages or records in the app. Watch the video to see a step-by-step guide on how to implement this feature and take your Bubble app to the next level.
How to stop shadows from clipping within a repeating group
Here's a quick tip for working with repeating groups and shadows in your Bubble app.
Build a nocode AI social media post generator in 10 mins
In this Bubble.io tutorial, we demonstrate how easy it is to create a social media post generator for facebook, twitter, instagram, youtube, etc. powered by OpenAI's ChatGPT model using the nocode app development platform Bubble.
Looping through with Javascript in Bubble Backend Workflow
How to loop through a complex math equation in a backend workflow where you can't use Math.js