How to Add a CSS Reveal Animation to Your Images
Learn how to create a range of amazing CSS image reveal animations by using simple CSS properties and no extra elements or pseudo-elements. Continue reading How to Add a CSS Reveal Animation to Your Images on SitePoint.
Read moreQuerying Both Structured and Unstructured Data with LlamaIndex and OpenAI
Combining text-to-SQL structured analysis and semantic search for a vacation planContinue reading on Better Programming »
Read moreScaling as a Manager
Tips for rearranging your responsibilities and managing your time to carry out new dutiesPhoto by Andy Beales on UnsplashImagine you have been leading a team of a decent size for a while, and then over time, your team grows beyond the healthy size of a single team, or your team’s mission expands,
Read moreHiring Buzzwords and the Paper Ceiling
It’s crucial to consider the immense potential and talent that lies beyond the boundaries of traditional educationPhoto by Sven Brandsma on UnsplashThe Paper Ceiling. An invisible barrier that comes for workers without a bachelor's degree. It comes with a next-to-non-existent professional network, no alumni network, being screened out of entry-level positions,
Read moreCode of Honor: Unveiling My Software Team’s Values
How I build world-class developer teamsCouple discussing technology. *All images were generated by MidjourneyMy journey navigating the complexities of the software industry for a little over a decade now — from large corporations to agile startups — has allowed me to nurture a distinct set of values. These values are my North Star guiding
Read moreFoXAI for Pneumonia
Applying explainable AI methods to lung diseasePicture of lungs from radiopedia.org, 1- trachea, 2–3 right/left bronchus, 4 — right lobe (4a-superior, 4b-middle, 4c- inferior), 5 — left lobe (5a- superior, 5b — inferior), six on the right and 7- horizontal fissure, six on the left oblique fissure, 8 — pulmonary artery.What is Pneumonia?Pneumonia is a common infection, with increased
Read moreEverything Bad in Java is Good for You
Let’s talk about Java’s driving philosophy: “The early bird is swallowed by a snake”Image generated with Midjourney“Everything Bad is Good for You” is a pop culture book that points out that some things we assume are bad (like TV) have tremendous benefits to our well-being. I love the premise of disrupting
Read moreBuilding Startups as a Developer: Learning from My Mistakes
Photo by Christian Joudrey on Unsplash“The only real mistake is the one from which we learn nothing.”— Henry FordFrom having no idea of what a computer was to falling in love with computers and then opting for a diploma course in Computer Science, my story was about a passionate young Nigerian trying
Read moreHermes
An in-memory data warehouse with adaptive replicationHermes: An in-memory data warehouse with adaptive replication | Image from friendlystockIntroductionCloud-based data warehouses nowadays have become the de facto standard due to the core benefits associated with the Cloud, such as on-demand computing, limitless storage, increased computational capacity, as well as the ability
Read moreIntroducing NetMock: Simplifying HTTP Request Testing in Java, Android, and Kotlin Multiplatform
Let’s get rid of the complexities of simulating requests and responses in testing environmentsNetMock codeI am thrilled to introduce NetMock, a powerful and user-friendly library designed to streamline the mocking of HTTP requests and responses.Testing HTTP requests can often present challenges for developers due to the complexity of simulating requests
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