Build Your AI SaaS Software with No Code (No Coding Needed!)

The session introduces a course that teaches how to create software and SaaS without any technical expertise using no code tools. The course covers leveraging pre-built features, templates, and RapidAPIs, Make, Bubble, OpenAI APIs and ChatGPT to bring software ideas to life. I, Manthan Patel, shares experiences and encourages non-technical individuals to explore the ease of building software through drag-and-drop tools.

The lecture emphasizes the efficiency and time-saving benefits of using no code tools like Bubble to develop applications. It highlights the importance of practical application over theoretical learning, aiming to equip learners with the necessary skills to create their own SaaS ideas or software agencies. The video encourages early adoption of no code development for the creation of impactful AI software solutions.

The class emphasizes the current window of opportunity in AI software development, highlighting the importance of leveraging AI technology and creating AI software platforms. It encourages immediate action to avoid missing out on this significant opportunity, promising to equip learners with the skills to transform their software ideas into reality through the course.

Module 1, Lesson 1 of a No-code or bubble fundamentals course, focusing on understanding elements in web design, such as padding, border, and margin. It also explains parent-child element relationships and various alignment options in the Bubble editor.

The lesson explains resizing of elements in a web design tool, focusing on width, height, margin, and padding. It demonstrates how adjustments in these parameters affect the placement and size of elements within a parent container. The importance of checking and unchecking specific options for flexible sizing is highlighted, along with the relationship between child and parent elements. The class also touches on the interaction of siblings and provides practical examples for clarity.

The lecture covers various key elements in Bubble development, such as text boxes, buttons, icons, links, images, videos, maps, containers, and styling buttons. It emphasizes the ease of use and customization options available in Bubble for designing user interfaces. Additionally, it hints at an upcoming lesson on workflows, which will enable actions through these elements.

The lesson discusses the importance of workflows in app development, specifically focusing on data things like creating, editing, and deleting data entries. It emphasizes how workflows function behind the scenes and are crucial for the application's functionality and success. The upcoming lesson will delve into databases to enhance the understanding of implementing workflows effectively.

The chapter explains the importance of databases in Bubble development, introduces database schema with tables and records, discusses data types, and demonstrates how to structure a database similar to YouTube. It emphasizes the significance of designing a database before starting a project.

The lecture explains the process of connecting a database to an application using the Bubble Editor. It demonstrates creating a simple form to collect user data, setting up data types, creating fields for user input, and storing information in the database. The video also discusses the importance of labeling elements for complex databases and establishing relationships between different data types for displaying information effectively.

The lesson covers the process of displaying inputted data back to users in a Bubble app. It includes debugging steps, setting up database associations, assigning data types, and using dynamic data for proper display. The video emphasizes the importance of debugging tools and resources available for troubleshooting errors in app development.

The lecture introduces conditionals and state variables in form design using the Bubble platform. Conditionals are explained as 'if and else' statements, while state variables are described as dynamic elements that change based on user actions. The script shows how to implement conditionals and state variables to improve user experience by changing button text and preventing duplicate form submissions. Additionally, the session covers adding alert messages for user feedback. The importance of understanding conditionals and state variables is emphasized for creating better user experiences.

The lecture explains how to build a form to allow users to input lists of their favorite animals, store the data in a database, format the display of the list using Bubble's operators, and manipulate the text format to show it as a list with line breaks instead of commas.

The session explains the limitations of using basic lists and introduces repeating groups in Bubble's interface to display and manage multiple data entries effectively. It covers creating an admin dashboard, adding fields to a database, setting privacy settings, and dynamically displaying user information within a repeating group.

The class explains the concept of building responsive web pages using Airbnb as an example. It demonstrates how to make elements dynamic and responsive by adjusting sizes and layouts in Bubbles Editor, emphasizing the use of percentages over pixels for responsiveness. The session covers aligning elements, adjusting text sizes based on screen width, and utilizing conditionals for responsive design.

The lesson covers how to create reusable elements like a nav bar and navigate between pages in a Bubble application. It also emphasizes the importance of reusability and provides practical guidance on implementing these concepts effectively.

The chapter provides a detailed walkthrough on how to create a signup and login page using Bubble. It covers building the signup page, adding workflows to store user data, creating a login page, and ensuring password security through encryption. The lecture emphasizes the simplicity and time-saving benefits of using NoCode platforms.

The lecture explains the concept of user roles and permissions in applications, using examples from HubSpot and Bubble. It demonstrates how to assign roles to users, set up admin access, and ensure data privacy by creating conditional workflows and privacy rules. The lesson also touches on the importance of testing different user roles and introduces APIs for further application development.

Learn about APIs by real-world example and how to easily use APIs in no code development to build AI Saas Software in no time!

The chapter provides a detailed guide on integrating with OpenAPI and ChatGPT in a Bubble application. It covers setting up the user interface with input fields, creating custom states, importing API calls from OpenAI documentation, setting up API connections securely, handling dynamic inputs, defining workflows for API calls, displaying API responses in the frontend, and emphasizing the importance of following API documentation.

The lesson introduces the concept of using plugins in Bubble for no code development, showcasing how to add and customize pre-built components like calendar, line or bar charts, and icons. It highlights the speed and ease of using plugins compared to traditional coding methods, emphasizing the importance of leveraging pre-built libraries for efficient application development.

The lecture demonstrates how to quickly integrate the OpenAI GPT plugin into a Bubble application by simply adding the plugin, entering the API key, setting up the workflow, and testing the chat functionality. It emphasizes the ease and speed of integrating AI capabilities using plugins compared to traditional coding methods.

The lesson introduces RapidAPIs as a platform with pre-existing APIs and endpoints that can be easily integrated into applications without writing code. It demonstrates using RapidAPIs for fetching cryptocurrency prices and finding popular restaurants in different cities by simply copying and pasting pre-built API endpoints. The chapter emphasizes the simplicity and speed of using RapidAPIs to build various applications without the need for coding.

The chapter provides a detailed tutorial on integrating Stripe into a Bubble application. It covers setting up payment fields, creating products in Stripe, subscribing users to plans, updating database information, and dealing with conditional actions. The tutorial walks through steps, including setting up Stripe plugin, obtaining API keys, creating products, and handling user sign-up and database updates. It concludes with instructions on customizing Stripe payment UI and previews.

The lesson explains the process of replicating the database structure of the famous website Airbnb in a Bubble application. It details the creation of tables, relationships, and fields like users, account types, properties, bookings, and reviews. The chapter also includes setting up option sets for property types and categories. The emphasis is on visually understanding database relationships to mirror real-life development scenarios.

The chapter discusses setting up attributes for options in a database, creating a navigation bar . It covers adding elements like logo, search bar, profile section, and applying styling to achieve a visually similar result. The focus is on design and layout considerations for an effective navigation menu.

The lesson provides a detailed guide on building a landing page for a website using repeating groups in a no-code development platform. It covers creating components, setting alignments, adding images and text elements, formatting layouts, and displaying dynamic data for categories and property listings.

The lesson explains step-by-step how to create a pop-up login or sign-up page in an application. It covers setting up the pop-up, designing the elements within, making them responsive, adding workflows for logging in or signing up, and directing users based on their actions. The chapter emphasizes the use of reusable elements and column layouts for a user-friendly experience.

The session discusses creating a navigation menu with drop-down options like 'manage property', 'trips page', and 'settings page'. Conditional display is implemented to show 'manage property' only to hosts. Workflows and elements like 'group focus' are used to achieve functionality and structure. The video concludes with testing the application and addressing issues, ensuring a seamless user experience.

This lecture explains how to create a trip page for an application using a no-code development platform. It covers designing the page layout, adding components like repeating groups, displaying booking information, and formatting elements without the need for coding. The process involves setting constraints for upcoming and past trips, leveraging parent elements, and dynamic data insertion.

The session provides a detailed walkthrough on how to set up a manage property page using Bubble for a hosting platform. It covers creating reusable elements, setting up repeating groups for listings, displaying upcoming and previous bookings, adding contact functionalities, and creating a form for adding new properties. The tutorial emphasizes the efficiency of building such pages in a no-code development environment.

The lesson explains in detail how to add functionality to create a property or listing interface using Bubble. It covers designing the user interface elements such as text fields, drop-down menus, radio buttons, and file uploaders, along with formatting and alignment considerations. The chapter also mentions connecting the interface to a database and adding workflows to store user input data. Overall, it provides a step-by-step guide to building a comprehensive property listing platform.

The class explains the process of adding property data to a database in a web application. It covers creating custom states, setting up workflows, displaying selected options, adding scroll bars, storing images and various property details in a database, changing user types, and navigating to different pages within the application.

The lecture provides a detailed step-by-step guide on how to set up a property page on Bubble, including adding a navigation bar, adjusting layouts, displaying property information, images, amenities, price, booking details, and a map.

The lesson provides a detailed guide on setting up workflows for a property page, including integration with Stripe for payments, calculating booking amounts, updating databases, sending email confirmations, and directing users to a feedback page. It also covers adding properties to favorites and creating a separate favorite properties page.

The video discusses how to create an expandable search bar similar to Airbnb's design by utilizing grouping, layout adjustments, custom states, conditionals, and workflows to toggle between a regular search bar and an expanded version, with detailed steps for implementation and customization.

The lesson discusses adding functionalities to a search bar, setting up a search page with parameters, UI setup, navigation bar configurations, adding parameters to the search bar, setting up listings, leveraging parameters for data retrieval, configuring price per night, associating values with markers on maps, and highlighting the ease of using no-code development for creating a search page in minutes.

The chapter demonstrates setting up functionality to edit property details by assigning state variables, adding workflows, and updating data in the database through a step-by-step guide. It emphasizes empowering the user to try solutions on their own while guiding them through setting up UI elements and functionalities.

This lecture guides the viewer on setting up a setting page by adding navigation bars, text elements, input fields for updating name and bio, profile picture, and a submit button. Additionally, it covers updating data in the database using workflows and setting up a success alert message. The tutorial emphasizes user experience and completion of the setting page with ease.

The lecture explains the process of setting up Google Geocode and Maps API keys in the Bubble editor to enable the use of location-based services in applications. It provides a detailed step-by-step guide on creating API keys, restricting access to them, and integrating them into the Bubble editor to interact with Google Maps and Geocode API.