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Coding with Elias

In this video, I will show you how to build an AI-powered chatbot using PHP, JavaScript, and the Google Gemini API. 🚀

🔹 Topics Covered:
✅ Setting up the chatbot UI using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
✅ Handling user input and fetching responses from the API
✅ Sending API requests using PHP (cURL)
✅ Error handling and improving user experience
✅ How to integrate the Google Gemini AI API with PHP
✅ How to send and receive messages using JavaScript (Fetch API)
✅ How to handle API responses and errors correctly
✅ How to improve chatbot UI and UX

Full Tutorial : https://youtu.be/peptItr1RPE

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