I tried too, but I’m also a beginner.
I got some relevant answers regarding functionality and what was possible with AppSheet. But in most cases, I think the information refers to older versions of Appsheet (since ChatGPT doesn’t know the latest information, as specified in its limitations).
Regarding help for expressions, it can help a little, but you have to be able to understand the code that is created to correct and adapt.
Very often, it offers codes containing functions that do not exist under AppSheet. It is sometimes able to correct the code if it is specified that the function does not exist.
It can be used to correct an existing code, to add a function in a code that contains a lot of parentheses and that it would be laborious to do manually or simply to format a code by indenting it.
It can also be useful to ask to simplify a code when you suspect a more elegant way to write it.
On the other hand, the thing which was most useful to me was to ask him to generate lists to create temporary data allowing to populate the tables in order to test the application. It is possible to request the list in the form of a table to be able to easily paste the data into a spreadsheet.
Lists have also been used to populate drop-down menus. Imagine you want to fill a menu with a very long list of fruits. The only problem is that the length of ChatGPT’s response is limited, so you have to ask to continue the list where it left off when it pauses.
Another thing that helped me was asking it to create the typical columns for a particular table.
In summary, it can be useful for some things, but it obviously does not replace official help and advice from the community. It may just be complementary and have the advantage of giving a very immediate response, but the response is not necessarily relevant. On this forum the answers are generally quite fast and efficient.