AI-Powered Android Apps with GPT-3

Embark on an exciting journey into the world of advanced app development with this comprehensive course, "AI-Powered Android Apps with GPT-3". As the tech landscape continues to evolve, the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) into mobile applications has become a game-changer. This course empowers aspiring Android developers, from novices to experienced programmers, with the skills and knowledge needed to infuse AI capabilities into their apps seamlessly.

Whether you're a student, hobbyist, or professional developer, this course welcomes all skill levels. No prior AI experience is necessary; you will be guided through every step of the process. By the end of the course, you'll possess the expertise to craft cutting-edge Android applications that stand out in the competitive app market. Join me today to harness the immense potential of GPT-3 and redefine the future of Android app development.

What will the course cover:

• OpenAI API integration

• GPT-3

• Next.js 13 as a backend server

• Jetpack Compose

• Retrofit, Room, Dagger Hilt

• MVVM Clean architecture

• Deployment

At the end of the course, you will receive a certificate!

About the instructor:
I am an Android developer with 6 years of experience. I have successful apps in Google Play (150k+ downloads). I am willing to help and guide anybody who wants to learn how to become a great Android developer!

Click the BUY NOW button and start learning. Take the first step toward revolutionizing your Android apps!

Basic Android app development skills,Willingness to learn AI integration.,Computer or laptop with internet connection

• 2.5 hours on-demand video
• 3 downloadable resources
• Access on mobile and TV
• Full lifetime access
• Certificate of completion

1. Nice course overall, well ordered and explained. Good job on that. Just one suggestion - do not abuse Polymorphism with so many abstraction, like the Repository Interface, FE. It is not useful. Think more functionable rather than in Abstractions. This App should be simply focused on Operations 'Ask Question' and on 'Receive the Answer' . Also, keep in mind that your functions can do the job for you better than a classes with a lot of meaningless parameters, shared between multiple functions. It is not a problem if several functions share similar parameters - this is better way of encapsulation than using classes. That is the main reason why we, the Android developers, use Kotlin - its power in functional programming. If we wanted to stick with OOP and Polymorphism abuse, we have Java for that. That is it from me, good luck with your career as teacher. Looks very promising! Good code design, nice project design as well. Good job overall!