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Build a DALL-E Image Generator using React, JavaScript, and OpenAI [Video]

By : Clarian North
Book Image

Build a DALL-E Image Generator using React, JavaScript, and OpenAI [Video]

By: Clarian North

Overview of this book

DALL-E is an AI system that can create realistic images and art from a description in natural language. DALL-E can create original, realistic images from a text description, combining concepts, attributes, and styles. The course introduces DALL-E and OpenAI technology and how DALL-E generates images from textual descriptions. We will delve into React fundamentals, set up a React development environment, work with React components and hooks, understand the React DOM, and build a dynamic/responsive UI. Please note that the React/JavaScript content cannot be considered comprehensive coding lessons. We will integrate the DALL-E API, understand API calls, and fetch API data. We will process API data, render it in React, and display images generated by the API. We will set up a GitHub repository. We will deploy the React app to GitHub. In the advanced React techniques section, we will build forms, handle user input, implement custom hooks, and use React libraries and third-party packages. To conclude, we will review the skills acquired and tips for further learning. By the end of this DALL-E course, you can build a fully functional image generator and learn the benefits of OpenAI, React, and GitHub. This project will be a valuable addition to your portfolio, and you will continue building exciting React and AI applications. All resources are available at: https://github.com/Paramkrishna/Build-a-DALL-E-Image-Generator-using-React-JavaScript-and-OpenAI
Table of Contents (7 chapters)
Chapter 6
Deploying the DALL-E OpenAI Application with Vercel and GitHub
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Section 2
Setting Up GitHub Git Version and PAT Access with Pushes
After learning to install GitHub and adding repositories to the application, we will now work on setting up a Git version and learn to set up PAT access with pushes. We will then create a key that will provide access to the application.