I’ve contributed to open-source projects for a few years and learned a lot from the process. These experiences allowed me to look closer at the open source flow, from the technical, such as Git and GitHub, to the non-technical aspects. Although they are as important as the technical sides, the Powered by WPeMatico
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Usually a Python function passes its results back using a return statement. The problem is that sometimes it can’t, so you need to figure out a different way to return those results. This happens, most often, when someone else’s library’s interface is in the way, and you can’t change Powered by WPeMatico
Vector embeddings are a key concept in the realm of machine learning and artificial intelligence. They bridge the gap between human language and machine understanding. We just posted a course on the freeCodeCamp.org YouTube channel that will teach out about vector embeddings and how to create an AI assistant. Ania Powered by WPeMatico
Today I’m joined by Patrick San Juan, a software engineer who first learned to code in his 30s. I’ve known Patrick since the early days of freeCodeCamp. He has always been a positive, supportive force within the community. Patrick grew up the son of first-generation immigrants from the Philippines. His Powered by WPeMatico
You read that right – you can practice web scraping without leaving your happy place: Google Sheets. Google Sheets has five built-in functions that help you import data from other sheets and other web pages. We’ll walk through all of them in order from easiest (most limited) to hardest (most Powered by WPeMatico
Installing software on Linux is usually easier, or at least that’s what it seems like. But this is usually not the case as we’ve come to a realization that installing and configuring some specific tools on Linux might be more time-consuming than on Windows or MacOS. An example of this Powered by WPeMatico
String concatenation is a common task that we do often. String concatenation is the operation of joining character strings end-to-end. For example, the concatenation of “snow” and “ball” is “snowball”. In this article, I will be showing two methods by which you can concatenate strings in JavaScript. I will also Powered by WPeMatico
> “Any fool can know. The point is to understand.” – Albert Einstein Object-oriented programming is a popular way to write computer programs. Because of this, all programmers should understand what OOP is, what languages you can use to program this way, and why it is important. When asked in Powered by WPeMatico
Today I’m joined by Malindi Colyer. Among her many skills, she’s a Python developer and AI engineer. Malindi grew up on a farm in rural Kansas, in the middle of the US. She trained to become a diplomat, and volunteered overseas. But along the way, she discovered a love of Powered by WPeMatico
Many projects are migrating from React to Next.js in 2023. So now’s the right time to understand an important step in creating a Next.js application: deployment. Deploying a Next.js application is an essential step in the lifecycle of your web product. And since various deployment strategies exist, picking the right Powered by WPeMatico