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https://fldmp.com/nocoder/21%20STEP%207%20-%20PUBLISHING%20YOUR%20APP.mp4 to https://fldmp.com/nocoder/1-NOCODE%20-%201%20-INTRO.mp4

1. https://fldmp.com/nocoder/21%20STEP%207%20-%20PUBLISHING%20YOUR%20APP.mp4
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Step 7 - Publishing Your App ##

Introduction ###

At this stage, once you have a "working app" after numerous back-and-forth chats, it’s time to publish it. We will be uploading it to our specialized hosting site that can host software applications. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to do it.

Building the App Locally ###

Once bug-tested, you essentially have a "local app" without user signup, which is fine for now. (We can add signup/login functionality later.) But for now, let’s focus on getting our app "built" and uploaded to our hosting site.

1. Run NPM Run Build to build the app.
2. Run NPM Run Dev to run it on your local device. (Claude should guide you through this process.)

When your app runs smoothly on your local device, it’s time to deploy it.

Deploying to Netlify ###

Now, let’s deploy our app to Netlify. Here’s how:

1. Login to Netlify.
2. Click on manual deploy.
3. Drag/build folder into the app.
4. Add a password (optional but recommended for professionals).
5. Paste in environment file data.
6. Open your app in Netlify.

Troubleshooting ###

After deploying, here's what you should verify:

- Does the app run?
- Check the console for any errors.
- Any CORS issues? If so, discuss with Claude.

Final Adjustments ###

Remember, if Claude suggests any edits, make sure to paste in the full code to confirm it’s the latest version. Also, send long-detailed telegram style messages for any changes, always saving a new version as /app-name-3, -4, etc., every time you secure a win or a working version.

Conclusion ###

Publishing your app might seem daunting, but following these steps will make the process seamless. Run thorough testing, follow Claude's instructions, and your app will be live in no time.

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2. https://fldmp.com/nocoder/22%20STEP%208%20-%20ADDING%20USER%20SIGNUP%20AND%20LOGIN.mp4
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Step 8 - Adding User Signup and Login ##

Introduction ###

Before diving into the backend technicalities, our main focus should be on getting the core version of the app up and running. For now, we'll hold off on user signup and login functionalities which involve database setup and other backend stuff. These can be addressed later. First, let's make sure our app is working as intended on the front end.

Setting Up the User Signup/Login ###

We haven't set up the user signup/login and user database yet. Once your app is live on Netlify, you'll need to input the following prompt to Claude. This prompt will start generating the code and provide you step-by-step guidance on what to do inside Firebase.

```shell
// Paste your setup command here
```

Don't worry; the guidance provided here is thoroughly documented and fairly simple to follow.

Guidance through Firebase ###

Firebase Setup will:
- Guide you through the necessary files.
- Walk you through the simple and well-documented steps.
  
If any bugs or issues arise, don't hesitate to ask for a breakdown of each step. This helps you tackle one problem at a time without getting overwhelmed.

Handling Issues and Bugs ###

When you're working through these steps, there might be some bugs. If you encounter any, it's important to address them immediately. Ask for a detailed breakdown on each issue to ensure you understand what's going wrong and how to fix it.

Conclusion ###

Getting the core app functionality in place should be your first priority. Once this foundation is solid, you can easily add user signup and login features later. Remember to follow the documentation closely and seek assistance as needed to smoothly navigate through any problems.

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3. https://fldmp.com/nocoder/23%20CONGRATS!%20YOUR%20FIRST%20APP%20IS%20COMPLETE!.mp4
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Congratulations! Your First App is Complete ##

Introduction ###

Congratulations! You have completed your first app. Now, it’s time to go and build some more! Remember, this is just the start.

The technology in your hands is on course to change the world. More practically, it unlocks the most powerful money-making business in the digital space: selling software! It puts this business in anyone's hands.

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Early Advantage ###

And this is just the beginning. By being here at this early stage, you can profit now but also ride the wave to much bigger things. Are you the billion-dollar one-person company?

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Next Steps ###

Check out the apps I’ve built (the other upsells) for more ideas of apps you can make.

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4. https://fldmp.com/nocoder/24%20ADVANCED%20IDEAS.mp4
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Bonus and Advanced Ideas ##

Introduction ###

Bonus and Advanced Ideas are sections designed to provide you with insights that can elevate your study and application of this course content. In this section, we will cover various tips and tools which may seem random but are crucial in enhancing your understanding and usability of the tools discussed.

Talking to GPT/Claude ###

One of the effective ways to get the most out of GPT or Claude is by treating your interactions with them like conversations with a real person. For example, you can paste screenshots of previous conversations and ask them targeted questions. This approach allows you to obtain tailored responses. Remember, Claude and Cursor have certain limitations—one of which is they limit PER QUERY. Hence, consider using tools like GPT-4.0, Anthropic Playground, or OpenAI Playground as your helpers to preserve these conversations.

Chaining Libraries and APIs ###

A useful technique you'll want to master is chaining libraries and APIs. This involves connecting one API's output to another's input, effectively creating a workflow (API1 -> code/processes -> API2). This chaining can make your processes much more efficient and robust. Always remember to keep your library and API documentation at hand for quick reference.

Testing in Postman ###

Before finalizing your processes and automations, always test your APIs in Postman first. Postman is an excellent tool for API development, testing, and management, and it significantly simplifies this process. Running your APIs through Postman can also make everything 10x easier by highlighting potential issues and providing detailed responses.

One-click Deployments ###

For rapid development, consider utilizing one-click deployment options. For instance, tools like Replit allow you to deploy your projects quickly from Cursor or other integrated development environments (IDEs). This can save a significant amount of time and reduce potential errors associated with manual deployment processes.

Conclusion ###

While each of these tips may seem small or random, they collectively enhance your capabilities and streamline your workflows. By incorporating these Bonus and Advanced Ideas, you’ll be better equipped to handle complex projects efficiently.

Continue to experiment and integrate these practices into your routine, and you'll undoubtedly see improvements in your productivity and the quality of your work.
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5. https://fldmp.com/nocoder/1-NOCODE%20-%201%20-INTRO.mp4
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1 Man = $1 Billion, A New AI Opportunity Begins ##

Introduction ###

Now anyone can sell software that they code themselves! The greatest business ever can be done by anyone, no programmers needed! This new opportunity (summer 2024, Claude Sonnet 3.5 + Cursor) is the first training of its kind. It will make 1-person $1 billion companies and create thousands of millionaires along the way. Let’s go!

1 Person + AI Code/Agents = $1,000,000,000 ###

Could AI create a one-person unicorn? Sam Altman thinks so—and Silicon Valley sees the technology “waiting for us.” In my group of tech CEO friends, there’s this betting pool for the first year that there is a one-person billion-dollar company,” Altman told Ohanian. “Which would have been unimaginable without AI and now will happen.”

Why People *Should* Build Software ###

I’ve been selling software since 2007 and it’s made me $20 million. It is THE best business on Planet Earth (just ask Google, Facebook, and millions of other entrepreneurs). Now, here’s why AI disrupting this space is so monumental:

- Software has almost 100% profit margins (no physical cost to build or ship, make one)
- Software commands a high price (more than training or physical goods, intangible value)
- Software can be sold to anyone online (no tariffs, borders, etc.). Worldwide distribution
- Everything now has in every market (everything nowadays has a digital component)

This Is One Problem ###

But there’s one problem with software - we need to code and program it!

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