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Web Scraping with ChatGPT API and Browserbear (Python Example)
ChatGPT's web browsing feature is exclusive to ChatGPT Plus subscribers. If you want to extract information from a URL using its API, there is an alternative solution. Let's learn how to do it with Browserbear and use ChatGPT 4 to perform tasks on the data in Python.
How to Make a QR Code for a Google Form Automatically Using Google Apps Script
Do you know you can automatically create QR codes for Google Forms without a QR code generator and get them sent to your email? Learn how from this article.
How to Create an API in 4 Easy Steps (with Code Example in Python)
APIs have become a fundamental component of mobile and web application development. Learn how to create your own API in 4 steps.
What to Know About Zapier’s New Tables Product
Tables enables you to store, edit, track and move your data across sources. Here's what you need to know about the latest automation-focused database.
What to Know About Zapier’s New Interfaces Product
Interfaces enables you to create interactive web experiences with pre-made components. Here's what you need to know about the latest nocode app builder.
API Integration 101: A Comprehensive Guide for Developers
API integration allows you to effortlessly exchange data and leverage the functionalities of existing applications/systems without starting from scratch. This article will show everything you need to know about API integration.
How to Scrape Your Latest TripAdvisor Reviews (+ Autogenerate Images!)
Extracting and storing TripAdvisor reviews saves time and resources for hotels, restaurants, and more. Here's how to automate the process without code.
How to Auto-Generate Multilingual Images for React Apps with i18n Internationalization Using Bannerbear
For indie hackers and solopreneurs, the task of translating content, including text on images, can feel overwhelming. In this article, we’ll introduce a method to automatically generate images with text in multiple languages for React applications.
Mastering XPath: Using the “following-sibling” and “preceding-sibling” Axes
The “following-sibling” and “preceding-sibling” axes in XPath allow you to traverse the HTML/XML document sideways to find the siblings of the current element. Let’s learn with some practical examples that can be used in Selenium.
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