@Frank van Bokhorst Thank you

@Christos Violetis Klaviyo Flows These are automated emails that send themselves based on customer behavior. Examples: - Welcome Flow → sends when someone joins your list - Abandoned Cart Flow → sends when someone leaves items without buying Klaviyo Campaigns These are manual email broadcasts you send to your list at a specific time. Examples: - New product announcement - Flash sale - Weekly newsletter

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@Rudolf Van Loggerenberg Great question, Rudolf! Next.js basically enhances React by adding server-side rendering, routing, and API handling out of the box. It makes your app faster, better for SEO, and easier to scale especially if you’re planning to deploy your GPT UI publicly.

@Rudolf Van Loggerenberg You are welcome

@Rudolf Van Loggerenberg Absolutely feel you! This is such a common trap getting the answer without fully understanding the “why” behind it. One thing that helps me is to dig into the data documentation (if it exists) and try to map each field to a real-world example. Even creating a tiny spreadsheet where you note down: field name → meaning → example → common pitfalls can make a huge difference. Another trick is to experiment with dummy data and see what the system accepts or rejects sometimes hands-on exploration teaches faster than reading. I also agree with your point about LLMs: they make it tempting to “plug and play” without context, but understanding the structure and semantics of the data saves a ton of headaches later.

@Rudolf Van Loggerenberg Thanks