Hey everyone — I made a little web tool called JSON Buddy and figured I’d share it here in case it helps someone (and to get some honest feedback). I Continue reading I built JSON Buddy — a privacy-first JSON formatter + CSV/Excel JSON converter that works offline
Day 5 was a big learning milestone. While working on ScrapeForge, I explored backend APIs and learned how data can be accessed before it is rendered on the frontend. This Continue reading Day 5 of building ScrapeForge 🛠️
Envoy is powerful, but configuring it can be painful. If you’ve ever tried to set up a dynamic Envoy control plane, you know the drill: write protobuf definitions, implement xDS Continue reading Configure Envoy Without Writing Protobuf — Meet Flowplane
## Unraveling the JavaScript Ecosystem: Navigating Organizations, Chats, and Forums for Backend Success In the dynamic world of backend development, especially with JavaScript and Node.js, knowledge and collaboration are golden Continue reading Developer Communities (JavaScript, TypeScript)
WrenAI is a text to sql solution that I’ve been following for a while. Recently, I have some time to try it out, so let me share my experience. First Continue reading Hands-On WrenAI Review: Text-to-SQL Powered by RAG
Ryan welcomes Anil Dash, writer and former Stack Overflow board member, back to the show to discuss how AI is not a magical technology, but rather the normal next step Continue reading Settle down, nerds. AI is a normal technology
Data is piling up so quickly it’s hard to keep track. To handle this surge, we need advanced tools and platforms. We have seen a shift from traditional data warehouses Continue reading Azure Synapse vs Fabric—9 Things You Should Know (2025)
This post is about a mistake we made early on: assuming that “unnatural” LLM output could be fixed at the prompt level. It can’t. At least not reliably. What finally Continue reading Building an AI Humanizer: why we stopped trying to fix prompts
This workflow is a clean, end‑to‑end example of how to pull content from the web, process it with JavaScript, and then hand it off to an AI model – all Continue reading Building an AI‑Powered Web Scraper in n8n (HTTP, HTML, JS, OpenAI)
AI Background Remover: Why Studio Photos Perform Better is a question many creators, marketers, and designers ask after seeing inconsistent cutout results. The short answer is simple: studio photos are Continue reading AI Background Remover: Why Studio Photos Perform Better
This article was originally published on My Tech Blog. A new “Prompt column” has been added to Dataverse, so I verified how it works. Prompt column The new Dataverse feature, Continue reading How to Use the New Dataverse “Prompt Column” to Automate Categorization with AI
1. Define the Problem and Data Requirements The first step in preparing training data is to clearly define the task at hand. Whether you’re working on a natural language processing Continue reading How to Prepare Large-Scale Training Data for Large Model Training
Navigating the complexities of presentation automation often involves granular control over slide elements. For Java developers, programmatically manipulating PowerPoint slide backgrounds is a common requirement, whether for branding consistency, dynamic Continue reading Set Background Color and Image for PowerPoint Presentations with Java
1. Understanding the Key Metrics for Evaluation When assessing the performance of large models in real-world applications, it’s important to move beyond traditional metrics like accuracy or loss, which may Continue reading How to Evaluate the Performance of a Large Model, Especially in Real-World Applications
Cooked-folio: a Next.js portfolio template that connects Discord presence, Spotify listening activity, and GitHub contributions in real time. The repository includes preconfigured API routes for Lanyard, Spotify Web API, and Continue reading Cooked-folio: A Portfolio Template with Spotify/GitHub/Discord Integrated
