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Jan '24 •
Welcome - Introduce Yourself ! 🎉
🌟 Welcome Aboard the AI Academy Adventure! Hello there! You've just landed in the most vibrant corner of the internet - the AI Academy! We're all about sprinkling a little extra magic into your daily grind, both at your cozy home and in the your work arena. Here's your golden ticket to a treasure trove of tools and resources destined to make waves in the world. 👇 Your Very First Quest: Introduce Yourself Right Here! This thread? It's your stage. Step on up and share a slice of your story with us! Easy-Peasy Intro Guide (Just Copy, Paste, Customize) >>>>> Where are you from? What are you working on or what excites you? What do you need help on right now? >>>>>> Friendly Reminder: Keep our community feed clean and clutter-free by sharing your intro in this thread only. New posts tend to act like party crashers (and we might have to gently show them the door). 🎨 Community Colors - How to Shine Bright: Elevate your game by dropping knowledge bombs and thought-provoking comments. See a post or comment that sparks joy? Hit 'like' to spread the positivity and boost others. Embrace kindness - it's the language we all speak fluently here. Got questions or need a hand? Shout out to the community - we're your backup squad No advertising please Can't wait to hear from you! Let the introductions begin and let's make this journey unforgettable! 🚀💫
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FREE Book - Mobile Dev: React Native Notes for Professionals
Hey everyone! I'm giving away a copy of "React Native Notes for Professionals" — completely free. It's attached below. No email required. No catch. Why React Native? It's one of the fastest ways to build real mobile apps for both iOS and Android using a single codebase. Whether you're breaking into mobile development for the first time or expanding your skillset — this is a great place to start. What's inside: → Setup guides for Mac, Windows & Linux → Props, State & Component patterns → Styling with Flexbox (with visual examples) → Navigation best practices → HTTP requests & API integration → Push notifications setup → Firebase authentication → How to create a shareable APK → Unit testing with Jest → And much more... Who this is for: ✅ You're curious about mobile app development ✅ You're new to React Native and want a solid reference ✅ You've been building apps but want to level up ✅ You learn best from real code examples What makes this book different: It's compiled from Stack Overflow documentation. That means it's written by developers who actually solved these problems — not theory, but real solutions. 80+ pages. 32 chapters. Zero fluff. Happy building! 🚀
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AI Proposal + Contract Automation in n8n (Google Docs + OpenAI) — From Form to Signed Deal
n8n Workflow attached below and in our community classroom Here’s the workflow: Step 1: You submit job details through a simple form. Step 2: OpenAI extracts + infers key details into a structured JSON object (client info, project name, scope, deliverables, exclusions, timeline estimate, pricing, deposit amount, and more). Step 3: n8n duplicates your Google Docs template so the original stays untouched. Step 4: The automation replaces every {{variable}} in the doc with the mapped JSON values (reliable, repeatable, and fast). Step 5: You get a finished proposal you can quickly review, tweak, and send. This setup is perfect if you constantly create proposals/contracts and want AI to do the heavy lifting—scope drafting, estimates, payment schedule (like 50/50), and all the repetitive template filling. If you want, the next step is sending the completed doc to a signing tool (like PandaDoc) for signature + deposit collection—so your onboarding is basically push-button. Youtube video (So sorry about the quality, Loom has been giving me a headache lately): https://youtu.be/ACSgwveCeaw?si=tQlws28YDW_H_9W5
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Why CRMs Break (Even When the Tool Is Good)
Most CRM problems aren’t caused by the software. They’re caused by unclear ownership and unclear processes. I’ve seen teams invest in powerful CRMs, customize them heavily, and still end up with messy data, broken automations, and low adoption. Not because people don’t care, but because no one knows who owns the system or how it’s meant to be used day to day. When a CRM feels like extra work instead of support, people naturally avoid it. At that point, adding more features or automation usually makes things worse, not better. The fix often starts small: Define one clear process. Assign one clear owner. Automate only what already works manually. Curious to hear from the group Where have you seen CRMs go wrong, tooling, process, or ownership?
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