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Lead the GenAI revolution by learning to build intelligent, scalable applications with OpenAI APIs, Redis, and Node.js. Future-proof your skills with hands-on projects and practical experience.

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Node With Express

Node Without Express

Node Without Express with Redis

Node With Express and Redis

In this course, you’ll get an introduction to Node.js and Express.js. You’ll learn about large language models—including how a general LLM works, OpenAI’s GPT model, and its APIs with Node.js. You’ll also learn about Redis to implement API rate limiting. You’ll then gain hands-on, practical experience via three applied projects. The first involves building a Q&A bot using the PDF document to understand embeddings. The second includes building a YouTube video summarizer app to understand speech-to-text processing using OpenAI’s Whipser model. The final project is tol build a Twitter tweet generator to learn image generation with Redis’s role in managing API rate limits.

After taking this course, you can develop intelligent and scalable applications using OpenAI APIs, Redis, and Node.js.

Build OpenAI Applications with JavaScript

Real-time sentiment analysis of a live stream

Finding answers to questions within a large document corpus

Identifying parts of speech in a sentence

What is `RetrievalQAChain` most likely used for?

What is <code>RetrievalQAChain</code> most likely used for?

Splitting text into manageable chunks based on separators.

In LangChain, what is `RecursiveCharacterTextSplitter` (RCTS) designed for?

In LangChain, what is <code>RecursiveCharacterTextSplitter</code> (RCTS) designed for?

Which CSS property disables a button to get clicked?

Which CSS property disables a button to get clicked?

Which statement hides an HTML element from the web page?

Which statement hides an HTML element from the web page?

Which statement is correct about memory vector store?

Which statement is correct about memory vector store?

Test yourself on what you learned in this chapter.

Overview of the Course

Quick Bites to Node.js and Express.js

Build a Rest API for an Image-Sharing App With Node.js

Introduction to OpenAI and LLMs

Document Q&A Bot Using OpenAI

YouTube Video Captions Project

Quick Bites to Redis with Node.js

Twitter Tweet Generator

Wrap Up

Course Assessment

Exploring OpenAI API

Quiz Yourself on Document Q&A Bot