Lottie Animations
Elevate your no code SaaS app with Lottie Animations in Bubble.io, empowering solopreneurs to create stunning, interactive visuals that captivate users and bring their no code projects to life.
OpenAI Loading Animation - Using Lottiefiles
In this Bubble tutorial we demonstrate how to improve your Bubble app's UX (user experience) by showing a loading animation while you wait for a response from the OpenAI API (ChatGPT). This tutorial uses a Lottie animation from Lottiefiles.
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How to send data from Zapier to Bubble.io
In this Bubble tutorial we demonstrate how to connect Zapier to Bubble. In our example we scrape data from a podcast called Diary of a CEO and import this data into Bubble using a Zapier Zap.
Finally! Send a message with the Enter key
In this Bubble tutorial, you will learn how to submit input from a text using an enter key and for it to automatically run a workflow based off that key press.
How to Build Your Own AI Assistant for Email Writing Without Coding
Learn how to build your own email assistant powered by AI using the no-code platforms Bubble.io and Plum. This blog post will guide you step by step on how to create structured data prompts to write emails without a single line of code. Dive into the world of no-code development with ease.
How to create a Pie Chart in Bubble.io
In this Bubble.io tutorial we demonstrate how to create a Pie Chart in Bubble using ApexCharts by Thimo.
How to create recurring workflows in Bubble in 2023
In this Bubble tutorial we demonstrate how to create a daily recurring workflow in Bubble.io. Previously we have demoed a work around using cron jobs to run workflows more frequently than each month. Since May 2023, Bubble has allowed all plans to use daily recurring workflows.
How to hide time from the Bubble calendar
In this Bubble tutorial we demonstrate how to remove the time stamp from calendar events in the month view using just a few lines of CSS.