development

Struggling to finish side projects due to limited time? In my latest blog post, I share how I improved my productivity using AI tools like LLMs and Cursor IDE. Learn to refine specs, bootstrap code, and iterate effectively to rapidly build and deploy your projects—even with a busy schedule.

Explore OpenWebUI's Pipelines: extend your self-hosted LLM interface. Learn to create custom pipelines, from filters to tools. Intercept LLM interactions, implement function-calling, and integrate new providers. Enhance AI workflows or build RAG systems with this guide to OpenWebUI's extensibility.

Introduction on debugging in Python Jupyter notebooks with examples in Google Colab using ipdb.

Managing big apps have its own problems and one of them is managing imports. Typescript allows you to have path aliases which makes it easier to refer to modules. In this tutorial we will see how we can use path aliases in React Native app created using Expo and Typescript.

Whenever I start a project I tend to have a continuous build and deployment pipeline setup as it makes the development and testing a lot more easier. In this tutorial we are going to take a look at how to setup a continuous building and deployment pipeline for a F#

Getting into frontend development could be overwhelming. I recently started learning more about frontend development. My intent is to build some static websites to try out things like IPFS [http://ipfs.io]. I wanted to have a productive workflow that allows me to create project, build it, test it, run

Ok, lets be clear; this post is not about immortality, that will be for next time :). Instead its about transitioning to a combination of Emacs, Vim and Alchemist for an awesome development experience for Elixir. My setup for development in Elixir relied upon combination of Vim and Tmux, as for