The Complete 'No-Code' ChatGPT & OpenAI API Course (Udemy.com)

I would like to extend my heartfelt gratitude to everyone involved in the creation and delivery of the Generative AI Advanced course. Completing this course has been an enriching and transformative experience for me.

Trainer seems to be very calm and the have explained in a very simplistic manner covering all aspects related to the course.

When folks talk about No code or low code my mind thinks on what did I miss in the technology world. That said, this course is the start to learn all those technology buzz words especially in AI. I got some understanding on how things works in ChatGPT with quite a lot of technology words. This course is a perfect start.

Clear explanation of the topics. Provides good resources. I especially liked the mini projects. They really helped me understand the material and I have started using some of the apps mentioned in this course.

Great overview of some applications of ChatGPT. I would have liked to see how to build even more complicated sequences or even how to combine it with coding.

I just completed Ravinder Deol's "The Complete 'No-Code' ChatGPT & OpenAI API Course" on Udemy and I'm thoroughly impressed! The course content was incredibly well-structured and easy to follow. Thanks to Ravinder Deol and Udemy for the course. I'm inspired to delve into the art of prompt engineering next, aiming to streamline workflows and enhance content generation.

A great introduction course to using ChatGPT API and related no-code tools like Zapier, Make, and Parabola in practical settings. Very well explained and easy to get through quickly. It's a great 1st step. I really enjoyed it. Thank you.

Excelente, si pudiera cambiar algo....haria mas claras las ultimas dos lecciones en cuanto a los ejercicios para que se puedan reproducir

Instructor's explanations of each step are excellent BUT focus on the real topic -- ChatGPT -- is lost as so many steps are involved in navigating Zapier, Telegram and Make, the displays and vocabularies for each of which do not always match those shown by the instructor. I lost patience with it, I confess. "No-code"? I swear it was easier when we had to program in machine-code!

Course material was good for a non-coder. The course should have a broader over view of AI and it would be good to discuss competitors and alternative AI/ML tools that are direct competitors (not extensions of ChatGPT). Also it might be of value to discuss the rapid changes that can be seen on platforms like hugging face. Also you may want to recommend that users go back and destroy the API keys to all the platforms unless they are going to be using that tool in the near future to avoid a "leak" of something they might not be using.