Type of Content
Discover how Bubble.io's Type of Content feature empowers solopreneurs to create dynamic, data-rich no code SaaS applications, enabling you to structure and manage diverse content types effortlessly in your no code journey.

Build a Twitter Clone with Bubble.io - User Profiles
In the Bubble tutorial we add user profiles to our Twitter clone. We explain how to user a Bubble app page's Type of Content to create a template for all Twitter users in our app.
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How To Create Basic Contact Form In Bubble.io
In this Bubble.io tutorial video we demonstrate how to create a simple contact form within your application. When the form is submitted we'll trigger a Workflow that sends an email to you with the contents of the form.

Add Subscriptions to your Bubble app with Lemon Squeezy
In just 5 minutes you can simple add a subscription checkout to your Bubble app using Lemon Squeezy. This Bubble tutorial video explores how to add Lemon Squeezy to Bubble and using webhooks to track orders.

How to save User's country code in Bubble Part 1
In this Bubble.io tutorial video we demonstrate how to use the IP Geolocation plugin by Zeroqode to save a user's country code to the database in the correct format to use with the Page2API web scraper.

Bubble.io Color Picker, RGBA and Hex Color
In this Bubble tutorial video we demonstrate how you can use a color picker to allow your Bubble app users to set their own colors through your Bubble app.

OpenAI GPT 4 Vision No-Code Bubble.io Tutorial
In this Bubble tutorial we demonstrate how easy it is to add the OpenAI GPT 4 Vision API to your Bubble app. Now your Bubble app can upload images to OpenAI and ask questions about the image.

How to pick a transactional email provider for your Bubble app
In this Bubble.io video we explain the importance of picking a reliable transactional email provider. Nearly all the emails you send from your Bubble app will be transactional emails and there are a series of things to consider that will improve deliverability and decrease the likelihood of your emails going into Spam or Junk. This video gives an overview of my thoughts about SendGrid, Mailgun and Postmark.