Shadows
Elevate your no code SaaS app's visual appeal with Bubble.io's Shadows feature, empowering solopreneurs to add depth and sophistication to their user interfaces without writing a single line of code.
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.
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Send ONLY Your Latest Messages to OpenAI in Bubble.io?
Discover a crucial but rarely documented limitation when working with OpenAI API in Bubble.io: the message limit per conversation. In this technical tutorial, learn how to implement an elegant solution for managing message history in your Bubble.io AI applications, particularly when dealing with extensive back-and-forth conversations between users and AI.
Secure your Bubble app by blocking multiple logins
Learn how to enhance the security of your Bubble.io app by ensuring users are only logged in from one location at a time, using the "log out other user sessions" feature. This simple step can help protect valuable data and prevent unauthorized access.
Bubble Table Element - Link Row to Record page
In this Bubble tutorial we demonstrate the new Bubble Table Element and show how you can easily link through from a record in your table to a page all about that record. Perfect for anyone building no-code dashboards and CRM apps with Bubble.
Bubble's Responsive Design vs its New Responsive Design Engine
In this Bubble.io tutorial video we discuss the differences between the old UI Builder and the new Bubble Responsive Engine that launched in June 2022.
Should You Use RAG or Just Context Window for AI Apps?
Building AI-powered apps with Bubble.io? Confused about when to use RAG vs Context Window for your no-code projects?
How to Make Dynamic Webhooks in Bubble.io and Respect App Version
We'll show you how to create dynamic webhooks while ensuring that your app version is respected. Webhooks are essential for integrating your application with third-party services, and making them dynamic allows for greater flexibility and functionality.