Elixir
From Python to Elixir Machine Learning
Moving on from Python Machine Learning might seem impossible. Let me break down why and how you can do it.
Learning Machine Learning
Elixir
Moving on from Python Machine Learning might seem impossible. Let me break down why and how you can do it.
Elixir Tips
5 byte-sized tips for Elixir
Python
When writing Python code, there are many reserved words such as None, del, if, else, etc. These are words that carry special meaning to the Python interpreter and as such should not be used as variable names. The keyword import is a reserved word used to bring outside Python code
Elixir
I first started looking into Elixir upon the recommendation of a friend of mine about the wonders of the language. My first foray into the language was over a year ago as I dipped my toe into the Phoenix Framework to see how it compared to something like ReactJS, the
Github
NIFs are a great way to implement fast native code in Elixir, and open the world of external APIs to Elixir developers
Homelab
Introduction In this post, I will explain how I integrated my Unifi Camera G3 Flex into my home NVR (Frigate NVR Running on Home Assistant OS) without Unifi Protect, using an RTSP stream. Unifi Protect cameras are a line of surveillance cameras from Unifi which are a part of their
Julia
Introduction Julia is a General Purpose Programming Language, with a unique affinity for numerical computation, which makes it quite the useful language for data scienc and machine learning. The original motivation for creating the Julia language was to reduce the development cycle for data scientists. Often times, data scientists will
Productivity
Introduction Microsoft Visual Studio Code is an open-source text editor written almost entirely in TypeScript and JavaScript. It is platform-independent, meaning that it is available on Windows, Mac, and Linux. The big three in non Vim/Emacs text editors for developers is typically SublimeText, Atom, and VSCode, with VSCode being
JavaScript
Motivation After learning the basics of web development (i.e. HTML, CSS, JavaScript) through the creation of my personal website, I knew that I wanted to extend my development capabilites through a front-end framework. This is because I enjoyed the creation of my own website, but I wanted to learn
Github
Motivation I have always been interested in web development, both front-end and back-end, but never took the time to truly learn all of the requisite languages needed for web development. It always seemed daunting to try to learn, considering you at least need to learn HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to
Microsoft
Purpose The purpose of this tutorial is to get you comfortable with your development environment, and to get you started into your actual work as fast as possible. Without a well-established environment and workflow, it is difficult to start working without having hurdles and having to stop often to install