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Thereβs something that every backend or API developer faces sooner or later: the need for good fake data. Whether youβre testing a new API, populating a database for demos, or simply trying to make your unit tests less βboringβ, fake data is part of your daily routine. The problem? Most fake data feelsβ¦ fake. You end up with βJohn Doeβ and β123 Main Streetβ repeated over and over, which doesnβt look great when showing...
Overview HTTPS is the most common mechanism used to protect client-server communication on the internet. Most teams focus on SSL/TLS and server-side hardening β and for good reason β but security is layered: the system is only as strong as its weakest link. This article focuses on a specific class of HTTPS man-in-the-middle (MITM) attacks that is not widely discussed. The aim is to harden one of the weaker links in...
Ryan welcomes back Evan You, the creator of Vite and Vue.js, to discuss the evolution of build tools in web development, the unique features of Vite from its plugins to its hot module capabilities, and the future of Vite, including its integration with Rust. Plus, they touch on Viteβs new documentary and the power of open-source communities.
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Artificial intelligence is no longer just a helper, itβs becoming a real coding partner. Over the past year, developers have seen tools like GitHub Copilot and ChatGPT transform how code is written. But these tools mostly live in editors or browsers....
Cyber attacks against APIs (Application Programming Interfaces) are on the increase. These attacks arise from issues with proper authentication, authorization, unnecessary data exposure, lack of request limits, resource consumption, and use of vulner...
In modern web development, a well-designed sidebar can greatly improve the user experience by providing easy navigation and access to important features. The react-mui-sidebar, powered by Material-UI, is a helpful React NPM package designed to make i...
When you build a Node.js application, running it locally is simple. You type npm start, and it works. But when you need to run it on the cloud, things get complicated. You need to think about servers, environments, dependencies, and deployment pipeli...
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DevOps automation tools streamline the path from idea to deployment by turning repetitive, error-prone steps into reliable, repeatable workflows that reduce toil and shorten mean time to recovery (MTTR). This article walks through five categories of DevOps automation tools. Expanding your tool stack thoughtfully is less about quantity and more about reducing change failure rate and increasing deployment frequency in a...
Executive Summary In todayβs complex cloud and microservices-based systems, itβs no surprise that things break. While weβve made huge strides in detecting issues quickly with modern observability tools, getting to the actual root of a problem β what really caused the incident β is still a tough, manual, and time-consuming task. Thatβs where large language models (LLMs) step in. These AI models are trained to understand...
Voice assistants have evolved from being simple, rule-based systems to advanced conversational agents driven by large language models (LLMs). Early versions of voice assistants could only handle specific tasks with pre-defined commands. In contrast, modern LLM-powered assistants can now engage in long and open-ended conversations, follow complex instructions, and perform multi-step reasoning. These improved...
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About Supply Chain Supply chain means that the entire system is involved, from the producer to the customer. This process involves producing and delivering a product or service to the customer. It includes all the methods, systems, organizations, people, activities, information, and resources. The following are some of the steps involved in the supply chain:
Recreating the First Machine Learning Demo In 1958, Frank Rosenblatt demonstrated something remarkable to reporters in Washington, D.C. His "perceptron" could look at cards with shapes on them and tell which side the shape was on. The remarkable thin...
Or just βEmbedsβ as we more frequently refer to them as. Stephen and Chris talk about the fairly meaty project which was re-writing our Embeds for a CodePen 2.0 world. No longer can we assume Pens are just one HTML, CSS, and JavaScript βfileβ, so they needed a bit of a redesign, but doing as [β¦]
Hello World! My name is Kris Hass and I'm the developer of Copper-Engine, a brand new entry to the game engine market with the focus of empowering indie Devs and helping them produce unique, creative pieces of work. Copper-Engine has been in development for 3 years, originally starting as a hobby project, but in later years shifting towards a general use engine for real world use. As stated previously, one of our core...
In large-scale enterprises, tribal knowledge often stalls developer productivity and slows operational agility. Subject matter experts (SMEs) become bottlenecks when critical business logic and configuration decisions live only in legacy codebases or in the minds of a few veterans. This article presents an architecture that leverages GraphCodeBERT embeddings, FAISS vector search, and large language models (LLMs) like...
Hey Folks, This is the story behind my newsletter called The Coder Cafe. It doesn't really count as promotion, more as insights on the process itself, the struggles, questions about paid content, etc. You might be interested in reading it if you're thinking about writing online (and also understand how complicated that might be sometimes). Happy to answer questions, if any :) submitted by /u/teivah [link] [comments]
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Are you ready to master the art of data management using one of the most essential languages in the world of computing? Introducing CS50 SQL, Harvard University's focused video course dedicated to an introduction to databases using a language called ...
Want to learn how to combine React 19 and AI LLMs to build something handy? We just published a course on the freeCodeCamp.org YouTube channel that will teach you to build an AI-powered Code Explainer App from scratch. Tapas Adhikary created this cou...
Have you ever wondered about the history of vision transformers? We just published a course on the freeCodeCamp.org YouTube channel that is a conceptual and architectural journey through deep learning vision models, tracing the evolution from LeNet a...
He's a self-taught software engineer who got his first developer job at age 43. He spent decades working in manufacturing while raising his kids, before using freeCodeCamp to learn programming. He was able to translate his JavaScript skills into work...
As a solution architect, Iβve spent most of my career building massive enterprise systems β cloud-native platforms, scalable APIs, and robust infrastructure. So when I took it upon myself to build a digital hub for our Chhath Puja community in Southern California, it was a refreshing shift from the corporate grind. This time, there was no project team, no IT budget, and no stakeholder meetings. Just me β and the need...
While using LLMs to judge LLM outputs might seem like the fox guarding the henhouse, turns out it works pretty well (and scales better than humans).
Artificial Intelligence has quickly moved from buzzword to business driver. From chatbots and fraud detection to medical imaging and predictive analytics, AI has found a home in nearly every industry. But as AI evolves, so do the infrastructure demands that support it. Training large models or running real-time inference pipelines isnβt trivial β it takes serious compute, bandwidth, and orchestration. Hereβs the good...
I like to keep my Nix inputs for different purposes (AI, dev tools, desktop) separate so I can update them on different schedules. I wrote a small script to get a quick overview of which inputs have updates available! submitted by /u/jimmyff [link] [comments]
If you are a developer, regardless of the technologies you use, at some point, you will face the challenge of handling large Excel files. Most commonly, you will see the "out of memory"errorwhen handling these files.
In the first part, we set up the basics: Theia runs in the browser, plugins work, themes and icons load, and we even added a splash screen. That gives us a functional IDE, but itβs still pretty close to stock. This part is about shaping it into our own product. Weβll start by stripping out what we donβt need, then adjust the UI and wire up contributions so the editor feels focused and intentional.
Git Merge 2025 celebrated 20 years of Git with talks, collaboration, and community. Catch the highlights and recordings. The post 20 Years of Git, 2 days at GitHub HQ: Git Merge 2025 highlights appeared first on The GitHub Blog.
In September, we experienced three incidents that resulted in degraded performance across GitHub services. The post GitHub Availability Report: September 2025 appeared first on The GitHub Blog.
Have you ever opened React project source code and wondered why things are so messy? Have you ever tried adding a feature to a React component created by someone else and felt that you needed to rewrite it? Have you felt nightmarish in tackling state...
Have you ever built a brilliant time-series model, one that could forecast sales or predict stock prices, only to watch it fail in the real world? Well, this is a common frustration. Your model works perfectly on your machine, but the moment you depl...