Python Reference for JavaScript Developers

"a python that has keys of a keyboard on it and hands typing on the keys, anime" DALL-E I've known python for quite some time, but rarely use it. As clients are moving more and more into using OpenAI, some are preferring to leverage python over Java or JavaScript. As a seasoned JavaScript developer, I... Continue Reading →

All Day FREE Code Camp in Boston! Come on out!

I'm very excited that the Boston Code Camp is back this year! They paused their events when the pandemic started, and they're finally back. On Saturday, April 29th, dozens of experts from in and around Boston unite to share their knowledge and learnings with a couple hundred engineers, developers, architects, technologists, and anyone else looking... Continue Reading →

npm install and the package-lock.json file

There's something that lives in many modern development projects, sleeping quietly in the root of the project, this little file package-lock.json. Most of us treat it with discontent, and ignore it completely, or at best, delete it every once in a while cause some stack overflow or blog post told us to. There are about... Continue Reading →

Diving deeper into ChatGPT

The image above was generated from DALL-E 2: "a Baroque painting of a gold shiny robot sitting next to a person with a Dalmatian" In a continuation of my last post on ChatGPT, I dug a little deeper into what ChatGPT is and other OpenAI.com offerings. ChatpGPT is... well, I went ahead and asked it... Continue Reading →

Enterprise Success with ChatGPT: Unlocking its Full Potential

ChatGPT is an AI model developed by OpenAI that can generate human-like text, making it a game changer for enterprise organizations. It can be used for various applications such as customer service, content creation, natural language processing, and is language agnostic. Some use cases for enterprises include content enrichment, content creation, simplifying understanding and it learns. Overall, ChatGPT is an incredibly powerful tool that can help improve customer service, content creation and natural language processing.

Advent of Code 2022 is here!

The awesome Advent of Code is back for 2022! You can follow along on my github repo or follow on Twitter or Mastodon. Check out my finished Advent of Code solutions here. You can plug in your own puzzle inputs and find your own answers too! This year, I'll be doing my puzzles in React... Continue Reading →

A Quick Git Survey

Hello! I am preparing a talk on using git for a new dev team and wanted to crowdsource some content. If you're a developer or use git, could you take a quick survey for me? Click below Quick Git Survey Thank you so much! And if you're new to git, check out these two posts:... Continue Reading →

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