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Hello friends 👋 As we conclude our journey through the fascinating world of large language models (LLMs), it’s time to shift our focus from theory to practice. We delved into the inner workings of these models and explored the complex architecture that underlies them. Now let’s see how LLMs are applied in real-world scenarios, from […]

The Easy Model is uncontrollable and does things you can never imagine. 🥵 The following features have been added in the latest versions: Adds the addOrderBy method that allows you to organize the model based on its relationships without manually “joining”. FASTER than Laravel. Gives you the opportunity to have a Query Builder And Eloquent […]

This week in my Open Source Development class, my classmates and I were given a task to think about three ways Unpleasant refactor the code we wrote for our command-line tools. Below is my GitHub repository for my command line tool gimme_readme: gimme_readme is a command-line tool, powered by AI, that generates a comprehensive README.md […]

Do you have a passion for microservices, Kubernetes and open source? Do you want to take your skills to the next level while making a meaningful impact? I’d like to introduce you to Akello: an open source project built with a modular infrastructure to power the next generation of healthcare applications. Why Akello?Akello is more […]

In this blog we explore how to build a simple REST API for a Todo application using Deno and the Oak framework. Deno is a secure runtime for JavaScript and TypeScript, and Oak is a middleware framework for Deno’s HTTP server. If you’re familiar with Node.js and Express, you’ll find that Deno and Oak are […]

Respond Virtualization is an advanced technique used to optimize the display of large data sets in React applications. By displaying only the items visible on the screen, along with a small buffer, we can avoid unnecessarily displaying all items in a list or grid at once. This results in a significant performance improvement, especially when […]

After their last episode on “The Impossible Dream of Good Workplace Software,” I sent a messier version of this email to [email protected]. You can listen and read more about the episode here The edge. Hello Nilay and David, I cried because your workplace software episode covered the reasons why Brian Lovin and I co-founded camping.com. […]

I recently released version 0.43.0 of the GitHub Action for running spell check of your documentation etc. The Python base image has been updated again, so with this release we are based on: In other news, a bug was reported. With the integration with the GitHub Action: tj-actions/changed-files which can be used to detect only […]

There’s no doubt about that Node.js is the most popular and widely used JavaScript runtime environment today. However, with the release of Deno in 2018, the development community was introduced to a new, more secure and modern alternative to Node.js. Deno was created by the same developer, Ryan Dahl, and was designed to address several […]

In today’s fast-paced world where mobility and connectivity are of utmost importance, cloud-based applications have become indispensable tools to improve smartphone productivity. The ability to work, communicate and collaborate anywhere with an internet connection has changed the way we handle tasks. From file sharing to project management, the following cloud-based apps are revolutionizing productivity, helping […]