Quote from: shield132 on Today at 07:00:18 AM

How much work comes from you compared to ChatGPT? I'm curious because I use lavable.dev for my front-end tasks and I wonder if ChatGPT Plus is better. The website looks funny, and its colours remind me of my childhood, but it's very simple, and I like that. Is there any way to speed up the website? Takes a few seconds to load and it's very boring.
I liked your Github page of crypto swap and crypto debit cards, wish you good luck, it's a nice project to have for fun for the community.

Thank you, sir, for your kind words.
It took me about 3 hours one day and 3 hours the second day and maybe 1 hour the third day to get this live. So I guess if I had a day for this project I would finish it in 8 hours max.
TBH I wanted to do everything with ChatGPT, but it's not as good as I would like it to be yet, but maybe that's good, for learning purposes. I told ChatGPT what I wanted to achieve, I tested it on a virtual machine with Debian and Nginx and PHP installed. I monitored the error logs and sometimes added debugging options to the code if something didn't work and wasn't in the logs by default.
Some things I fixed manually as I knew what was wrong. Most of my time was spent reading each API documentation from the vendors to understand the logic and queries. Then I provided the API docs to chatGPT, sometimes as a link and sometimes just copy/paste documentation. I did one API at a time. Only in two cases it work out of the box, in other cases I checked for bugs and provided chatGPT with my suggestions and part of the API documentation that I knew would help. So the short answer is 80% ChatGPT 20% my work. But as I said, my work was understanding API documentation (boring and long) and hunting for bugs and testing with feedback to ChatGPT for fixes.

I need to think about how to speed this up. I have some ideas.

So far my road map looks like:
-make it faster in response
-fancy button to match the website style
-add KYC disclaimer
-lock the button once clicked or display loading page after it is clicked before content is loaded
-new column with vendor fees (maybe commercial API for that xD)