Zehra Yavuz

You can take a look at Retable, it may be exactly what are you looking for with its user-friendly interface and many ready-to-use customizable templates.

Accuracy is one of the major issues with ChatGPt and I would recommend using it just for some clarification and text generation rather than calculations and research

such interesting conversations with chatbots excite me always. I wonder if it assessed the emojis in the context of the conversation flow

I think it may change depending on the situation. If it is about a person or a company, it is really important but if it is about an app or website, usage of my data may be even beneficial for me

I think it depends on which one is low-cost

As a working student no-code tools literally run my both personal and work life. The major feature of no-code tools is that they allow you to do many things without having the same amount of technological knowledge with a tech guy. I think the limitations depend on what you're looking for, if you feel that a no-code tool doesn't meet your expectation you may consider low-code tools.

I am using both as personal. When you have a close and like-minded social circle on Twitter, it is even funnier for personal use than Instagram. However, I won't talk about how the new dog logo kills the vibe!

As a working student, I've found it challenging to manage my time effectively and strike a balance between my studies and job responsibilities recently. However, I have found that using a calendar to plan my schedule can be a great help. If you use a MacBook, you may also find it helpful to use sticky notes to display your task list directly on your desktop. Additionally, using a smart, no-code...