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Python curses, Part 1: Drawing With Text
Most user interaction with Linux is done from afar via SSH connections and console applications. This, of course, is the continuing legacy of Linux’s “text only” roots, and many of these console applications tend to be “boring” workhorses which spit out line after line of output, with the occasional user input breaking up the monotony. However, there is no reason console applications cannot be “spiced up” with windowed...
Published on: April 21, 2025 | Source:
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How to Export Your Database in Django
When you're working on a Django project – whether it's a small side project or a growing web app – there comes a point where you need to export your database. Maybe you’re switching hosting providers. Maybe you're backing things up or sharing data wi...
Published on: April 21, 2025 | Source:How to Build Autonomous Agents using Prompt Chaining with AI Primitives (No Frameworks)
Autonomous agents might sound complex, but they don’t have to be. These are AI systems that can make decisions and take actions on their own to achieve a goal – usually by using LLMs, various tools, and memory to reason through a task. You can build ...
Published on: April 21, 2025 | Source:Learn REST API Principles by Building an Express App
Web development revolves around communication – communication between browsers and servers, as well as frontend applications and backends. At the centre of this is the API. And the REST architecture has become a popular way to design APIs that are cl...
Published on: April 21, 2025 | Source:AI Interview Analysis
TL, DR: AI Interview Analysis When you step into a new role as Scrum Master or agile coach for a team under pressure, you’re immediately confronted with a challenging reality: you need to understand the complex dynamics at play, but have limited time to process all the available information. This article explores how AI interview analysis can be a powerful sense-making tool for agile practitioners who need to quickly...
Published on: April 21, 2025 | Source:Thumbnail Generator Microservice for PDF in Spring Boot
In this article, we will delve into converting a PDF to individual PNG image files for each page. Typically, if we have a PDF document shared with our customers and need to preview the first page for users in push notifications, this article will help us create a preview thumbnail image from the PDF document. In this article, we will cover the Spring microservice for converting PDF documents to PNG images.
Published on: April 21, 2025 | Source:From fast food worker to cybersecurity engineer with Tae'lur Alexis [Podcast #169]
On this week's episode of the podcast, I interview Tae'lur Alexis. She's a developer and security analyst. Instead of going to college, Tae'lur spent years working various fast food and retail jobs. Tae'lur taught herself Python and JavaScript using ...
Published on: April 21, 2025 | Source:How to take climate action with your code
There are 60,000+ climate-focused projects on GitHub, explore one this Earth Day! The post How to take climate action with your code appeared first on The GitHub Blog.
Published on: April 21, 2025 | Source:Critical Clean Architecture Book Review And Analysis — THE DATABASE IS A DETAIL
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Published on: April 21, 2025 | Source:Announcing Traeger: A portable Actor System for C++ and Python
I have been working for several months on a personal project that I just published. It is an Actor System for C++ with bindings for Python, Go, and C. It is written in C++ 17 for portability, with minimal use of templates to facilitate interoperability with other languages. It is still in an early stage, but I think it provides the basics of the Actor Model: Value semantics based on Immer. Serialization (json, yaml,...
Published on: April 20, 2025 | Source:Dart is not just for Flutter, it's time we start using it on the server. I built wailuku an open source web framework inspired by express.js to help those who want to transtition from js to dart.
why use dart on the server ? 1- unified language for full stack as Flutter now supports almost all platforms + web 2- compiled language 3- null safety and type safe 4- a strong community with a variety of packages that server almost every scenario I think it's time dart gets more recognition on the server, so I built wailuku, a lightweight backend framework that emulates express.js syntax. I'd be super helpful if I can...
Published on: April 20, 2025 | Source:The local OpenAI API frontend I wanted. 500 lines of HTML, CSS, JS. No frameworks.No frameworks. No Vercel. No deployment.
Copy HTML to a file Save the file with a .html extension Open it on a desktop browser (haven't tested mobile and won't) Hit "Show Settings" Paste your OpenAI API key into the settings Select your model after they load (default GPT 4.1) Hide settings Enjoy Quick rant.. this should have already existed. Maybe it does somewhere and I just couldn't find it. I did find at least a half dozen projects that did this worse with...
Published on: April 20, 2025 | Source:Swarm Debugging with MCP
Everyone’s looking at MCP as a way to connect LLMs to tools. What about connecting LLMs to other LLM agents? I built Deebo, the first ever agent MCP server. Your coding agent can start a session with Deebo through MCP when it runs into a tricky bug, allowing it to offload tasks and work on something else while Deebo figures it out asynchronously. Deebo works by spawning multiple subprocesses, each testing a different...
Published on: April 20, 2025 | Source:A small dive into Virtual Memory
Hey guys! I recently made this small introduction to virtual memory. I plan on making a follow up that's more practical if it interests some people :) submitted by /u/1337axxo [link] [comments]
Published on: April 20, 2025 | Source:F1 Race Prediction Algorithm (WIP): A sophisticated Formula 1 race simulation tool that models and predicts F1 race outcomes with realistic parameters based on driver skills, team performance, track characteristics, and dynamic weather conditions.
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Published on: April 20, 2025 | Source:Hunting Zombie Processes in Go and Docker
Hey everyone, this is the story of how I debugged a random error and found out a completely different underlying reason. I thought sharing the learnings. submitted by /u/svedova [link] [comments]
Published on: April 20, 2025 | Source:I built a free practice REST API for students - with filtering, sorting, and Swagger docs!
Hey! I built a free API that I’m sharing with anyone who wants to learn or experiment with something real. It’s a collection of cocktail recipes and ingredients – 629 recipes and 491 ingredients to be exact. It comes with full Swagger documentation, so you can explore the endpoints easily. No signups, no hassle. Just grab the URL and start making requests. It supports features like pagination, filters, and autocomplete...
Published on: April 19, 2025 | Source:OpenAI, Windsurf, and the future of work
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Published on: April 19, 2025 | Source:I made a GIF that features C code that outputs the GIF that features the C code
Source code here: https://github.com/donno2048/gif-quine submitted by /u/Perfect-Highlight964 [link] [comments]
Published on: April 19, 2025 | Source:The Inner Platform Effect: or, Why You Might Be Hurting Yourself
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Published on: April 19, 2025 | Source:Responsive Card HTML CSS with Hover Effects
In this project, we focused on creating a responsive clip path card layout using HTML and CSS, designed to showcase various cities with engaging visuals and informative content. The goal was to develop a modern, interactive card component that not only looks appealing but also functions well across different devices and screen sizes. submitted by /u/anderzabalza [link] [comments]
Published on: April 18, 2025 | Source:Built a tool for easier discovery of new GitHub repos.
I like to informed about new tools/apps that are published on GitHub, so basically every month, I scroll through some of the topics that interest me looking for something new. This was a horrible experience so I built a tool that scrapes GitHub for repos that match any of a configured topics in a collection. Once repos are loaded, you can mark as seen (and hide it) or stick it on top of the list. You can set star limit...
Published on: April 18, 2025 | Source:How to make your images in Markdown on GitHub adjust for dark mode and light mode
When you want your images to look good in Markdown on GitHub, you might have to adjust for the UI around them. The post How to make your images in Markdown on GitHub adjust for dark mode and light mode appeared first on The GitHub Blog.
Published on: April 18, 2025 | Source:Distributed Systems 101
Distributed systems are all around us: Facebook, Uber, Revolut — even the Google search engine is one of them. One search in Google can trigger tens (or hundreds) of calls to different microservices owned by Google. What is more, they are the core of what we work with: multiple services working together, or maybe a database, or just a service or two with some cache layer, or even some service that connects via an async...
Published on: April 18, 2025 | Source:Vision AI on Apple Silicon: A Practical Guide to MLX-VLM
Vision AI models have traditionally required significant computational resources and complex setups to run effectively. However, with Apple's MLX framework and the emergence of efficient vision-language models, Mac users can now harness the power of advanced AI vision capabilities right on their machines. In this tutorial, we'll explore how to implement vision models using MLX-VLM, a library that leverages Apple's...
Published on: April 18, 2025 | Source:Cracking the code: How to wow the acceptance committee at your next tech event
Want to speak at a tech conference? These four practical tips will help your session proposal stand out—and land you on the stage. The post Cracking the code: How to wow the acceptance committee at your next tech event appeared first on The GitHub Blog.
Published on: April 18, 2025 | Source:How to Dockerize Your Django Project
If you're working on a Django project and you want to make your life easier – especially when it comes to running your app across different environments – Docker is your new best friend. Docker makes it possible to package your Django app, along with...
Published on: April 18, 2025 | Source:How to Use Celery in Django
You’ve probably noticed that some tasks in your Django app seem to take a long time. For example, maybe sending confirmation emails, resizing images, or processing large data files slows things down. The good news? You don’t have to sit around waitin...
Published on: April 18, 2025 | Source:Docs That Write Themselves: Scaling With gRPC and Protobuf
In this article, we’ll explore how gRPC and code generation can help you: Write documentation that people actually read and use, Standardize communication between microservices, Avoid code duplication across services. Nowadays, many developers are already familiar with gRPC. It’s no longer surprising that service-related teams prefer it for inter-service communication and even for documentation purposes.
Published on: April 18, 2025 | Source:Is the Model Context Protocol a Replacement for HTTP?
With the rise of AI-native applications and agentic systems, a community of developers is being introduced to new techniques, abstractions, and architectural patterns that didn’t exist a few years ago. One term gaining traction — especially in the LLM and Generative AI ecosystem — is the Model Context Protocol. With its rise and attention, it's also generating confusion and raising the following question:
Published on: April 18, 2025 | Source:Zero Trust Isn't Just for Networks: Applying Zero-Trust Principles to CI/CD Pipelines
Zero trust has emerged as a cornerstone of modern enterprise security. It is mainly applied to networks, user identities, and endpoints of most organizations. However, the single layer left undersecured is the CI/CD pipeline. These systems orchestrate code validation for production deployment and do so with persistent credentials and system privileges. This contradiction is fundamentally inconsistent with the rest of...
Published on: April 18, 2025 | Source:Generating components, not tokens
On today’s episode, Ben and Ryan chat with Laly Bar-Ilan, Chief Scientist at Bit.
Published on: April 18, 2025 | Source:Can anyone leave feedback on my senior year project?
I'm developing a virtual assistant for my senior year project. Can anyone leave feedback on it. It doesn't have to be anything crazy. I'm new to coding as of this year. Also I recognise that I put the API key in there and it has been changed since. Thank you to anyone who may read this. submitted by /u/Sharky6868 [link] [comments]
Published on: April 17, 2025 | Source:I published an updated version of my Study Path on Software Development
We are almost there! Approaching the 3K stars It’s been a while since my last update, but the Study Path is now updated with more content and a better overall presentation, just in time as we approach the 3K stars on GitHub! This project is for anyone looking for well-organized resources on software development, with curated sections on Clean Code, TDD, Refactoring, Software Architecture, DDD, Microservices, and much...
Published on: April 17, 2025 | Source:An automation script in python for DeAuth attacks.
NOTE : This script is strictly intended for authorized Pen Testing. Unauthorized use of this tool on someone else’s Wi-Fi network is illegal and can result in serious criminal charges, including jail time. Phantom is a Python-based automation script designed to perform DeAuth attacks using the aircrack-ng suite, streamlining the entire process for penetration testers. It automatically spoofs the MAC address of your...
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