Building a Static Website Integrating GitHub Pages and Google Slides
Exploring ways to make Google Slides available easily over the web with guaranteed real-time updatesContinue reading on Better Programming »
Read moreChris’ Corner: Signals
I wonder if reactivity is useful line to draw in JavaScript land. In the past, the great jQuery-and-friends era, we didn’t have it. If you needed to change something in the DOM with jQuery, you reached your grubby little paws in there and did it. You couldn’t just update some
Read moreMore on our AI future: building course recommendations and a new data platform
In April, we shared how Stack Overflow is approaching the future of AI/ML and our products. But you might not realize that we’ve already used AI/ML to build or improve Stack Overflow’s products and features. Every day Stack Overflow helps all types of developers learn new skills by answering their
Read moreBuild a Web3 App With Vue.js
Empower your dapp development: Unleashing Vue and Juno for Web3 decentralized applications.Continue reading on Better Programming »
Read moreDesigning My First Godot Game
In last week’s post, I talked about my first impressions of the Godot game engine. While I still have some reserves about the code generation and support for C# (I can’t put accept the idea of working in GDScript, sorry), I have to say I was very pleasantly dragged into
Read moreBuilding Oasis: a Local Code Generator Tool With Open Source Models and Microsoft’s Guidance…
Building Oasis: a Local Code Generator Tool Using Open Source Models and Microsoft’s Guidance LibraryLocal LLamas in VSCodePhoto by Maik Jonietz on UnsplashA while ago, I wrote a VSCode plugin using the now-deprecated Codex API from OpenAI, and it worked fairly well to perform simple instructions on the selected code in VSCode. For
Read moreComparing approximations for ellipse perimeter
This post will compare the accuracy of approximations for the perimeter of an ellipse. The exact perimeter is given in terms of an elliptic integral. (That’s where the elliptic integrals gets their name.) And so an obvious way to approximate the perimeter would be to expand the elliptic integral in
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