Java is the most widely used programming language for enterprise software, Android development, and university computer science courses. Apple doesn’t include Java with macOS, so you need to install it yourself. If you search for “install Java on Mac,” you’ll find a confusing number of vendors, version numbers, and installation methods. To make it easy, […]
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If you’ve ever wanted to combine the power of Rust with the interactive goodness of Jupyter notebooks, you’re in the right place. Maybe you’re tired of compiling every single time you want to test a snippet, learn Rust in a more interactive way, or just have a crazy idea pop into your head like I […]
WhatsApp bots are widely used for customer support, automated replies, notifications, and internal tools. Instead of relying on expensive third-party platforms, you can build and deploy your own self-hosted WhatsApp bot using modern open-source tools. In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to build and deploy a production-ready WhatsApp bot using: FastAPI Evolution API Docker EasyPanel […]
Today Quincy Larson interviews Shawn Wang. He’s a software engineer, founder of the AI Engineer conference, and host of the Latent Space podcast focused on applying the latest models toward getting work done. We talk about: How even if LLMs plateau, there will be still paths to better output through surrounding harness code And three […]
AI agents are all the rage these days. They’re like traditional chatbots, but they have the ability to utilize a plethora of tools in the background. They can also decide which tool to use and when to use it to answer your questions. In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to build this type of […]
Today Quincy Larson interviews Robby Russell. Robby created the open-source project Oh My ZSH. Oh My Zsh is a framework for managing your Zsh configuration for your command line terminal. It’s been extremely popular among developers for more than a decade. Robby is also the CEO of Planet Argon, a software consultancy he created two […]
In most languages, the stack and heap are two ways a program stores data in memory, managed by the language runtime. Each is optimized for different use cases, such as fast access or flexible lifetimes. Go follows the same model, but you usually don’t decide between the stack and the heap directly. Instead, the Go […]
Extracting text from PDFs sounds simple until you try to do it. And it can be even more challenging for JavaScript developers, with various libraries to choose from and so on. I encountered this problem while I was building my SaaS app. I scoured through StackOverflow, Reddit, and Quora, but didn’t find a satisfying answer. […]
Most React developers don’t break the data fetching process all at once. It usually degrades gradually, slowly. Traditionally, you may have used a useEffect here, a loading flag there, and an error state along with it to tackle data fetching. Moving forward, another fetch depended on the first one, then a second useEffect, and another […]
Learn to take a full-stack React, Go, and MongoDB application from local development to a fully containerized production environment. We just posted a full course on the freeCodeCamp.org YouTube channel that will help you master Docker orchestration, learn to manage environments with Docker Compose, and deploy live to Hostinger using both manual and automated methods. […]