A developer's reflections on WWDC 2024, exploring new Apple technologies like SwiftData, AI features, Sequoia, and Reality Kit for future projects.
Analysis of React 19's Suspense changes causing unexpected waterfalls and parallel loading issues, based on discoveries from the React Summit conference.
A podcast episode discussing the value of a developer's time and the balance between offering free services and charging for work.
Analyzes public reactions to AI bias claims, contrasting them with responses to traditional software bugs, using a viral example.
A tutorial on the six most fundamental R functions for data cleaning, using the tidyverse and palmerpenguins dataset.
Guide to downloading macOS beta installer using Terminal and Beta Updates.
Guide to downloading macOS beta installer via Apple Developer portal using terminal commands.
Final part of a series on building enterprise-grade AI chat applications, covering data customization, UI, security, evaluation, scaling, load testing, and monitoring.
A technical article discussing responsive design challenges and proposing better CSS composition strategies for complex layout changes across breakpoints.
A tutorial on implementing a Huffman coding data compression utility in Haskell, focusing on constant memory usage and functional programming principles.
Explores automatic delta-method transformations for variance estimates in R's survey package, enabling correct standard errors after mathematical operations.
A .NET code sample extending Semantic Kernel's Azure OpenAI integration to show document source details from Azure AI Search.
Explores the architecture and demo of an Enterprise Chat AI solution using Azure OpenAI and AI Search, part of a technical series.
A software engineer analyzes poll results from different social platforms to see what content her audience wants for a tech YouTube channel.
Explores the continued relevance of Azure API Management's developer portal, covering its key features, new audit logging, and upcoming WordPress integration.
A developer argues that embracing confusion leads to deeper technical understanding and valuable blog content.
colin@colinfay.me:~$ cat ~/blog/webrcli-and-spidyr-whats-new.md Find all my posts about webR here. Note: the first post of this series explaining roug
Explores using a local SSH server as a secure alternative to sudo for privilege management, avoiding setuid binaries.
An introduction to common sorting algorithms like Bubble Sort, Merge Sort, and Quick Sort, implemented and explained in JavaScript.
