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Build an AI Impromptu Speaking Trainer with React, FastAPI, and Groq

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This tutorial demonstrates how to build a full-stack AI application called MinuteTalk AI, designed to help users practice impromptu speaking. The application features a React frontend for category selection and a timer, and a FastAPI backend that utilizes Groq's Llama 3.1 model to generate speaking topics and talking points. The backend is designed to be compatible with AWS Lambda via Mangum, allowing for serverless deployment. AI

IMPACT Enables developers to build practical AI-powered applications for skill training.

RANK_REASON Tutorial on building a specific application using existing AI models and frameworks.

Read on dev.to — LLM tag →

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Build an AI Impromptu Speaking Trainer with React, FastAPI, and Groq

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  1. dev.to — LLM tag TIER_1 English(EN) · Olanrewaju Abdulbasit ·

    How to Build a Full-Stack AI App with React, FastAPI, and Groq

    <p>Imagine someone hands you a random topic and says, "Speak for 60 seconds. Go." Most people freeze. It's not a knowledge problem, it's a <em>practice</em> problem. The best way to get better at thinking on your feet is to practice often, with topics you didn't choose yourself.<…

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