Tip: Effortlessly Moving Content from ChatGPT to Markdown Files Working with ChatGPT can be powerful, especially when you need output in Markdown format. But turning ChatGPT responses into a format ready for your source code can be a bit of a headache. Here’s a strategy I’ve refined to help simplify this process. The Challenges of…… Continue reading Effortless Markdown From ChatGPT: Supercharge Your Workflow Now
Author: adi cohen
Putting the Axe on OOP
TL;DR The Dark Ages of Software Development: The era of Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) can be aptly termed the dark ages of software development, characterized by unnecessary disputes, and a lack of standardization. Over-Architected Solutions: OOP represents an over-engineered response to the problems it was intended to solve, introducing more complexity than necessary. Complex Encapsulation: OOP’s…… Continue reading Putting the Axe on OOP
Making API of AI
Let’s discuss how to make AI response fitting the structure an API needs – Structured Response. The discussion will start, with a simple 1 parameter API, and in section 5 we will expand the discussion to multiple parameters. 1. AI Query such as: Seems like a beautiful response, but cannot be chained to further automation…… Continue reading Making API of AI
what are the most important values a manager needs
Effective managers typically possess a variety of values that guide their actions and decisions. Some of the most important values for a manager include: Integrity: Managers must be honest and ethical in their actions, inspiring trust and confidence among their team members. Communication: Clear and open communication is crucial for effective management. Managers should be…… Continue reading what are the most important values a manager needs
The Grand Feast of Distributedville
In Distributedville, King Scale-A-Lot planned a grand feast. Sir Client-Server suggested one large table, while Lady Peer-to-Peer favored many small tables for sharing. Chef Load-Balancer divided the food evenly, ensuring no corner of the hall was left wanting. Magical plates, whispering among themselves, managed requests like “Pass the salt” effortlessly. General Paxos Spoon and Lieutenant…… Continue reading The Grand Feast of Distributedville
Agile Methodology and Strategic Management: A Fusion of Flexibility and Vision
Introduction In the ever-shifting landscape of software development and management, Agile has emerged not just as a process but as a strategic ally. Reflecting on my journey from structured waterfall methods to the dynamic world of Agile, I’ve come to appreciate its role beyond operational efficiency. It’s a guide through the rapid currents of technological…… Continue reading Agile Methodology and Strategic Management: A Fusion of Flexibility and Vision
Robust & Scalable code with Boilerplate Separation Pattern
Simply by pushing your code out of boilerplate will force you to build more scalable code fitting your agile model development. I’ve seen many developers use this software pattern (or refactor), but I didn’t seen this published as a formal guideline as a standard for writing scalable code. But following this guideline in your coding…… Continue reading Robust & Scalable code with Boilerplate Separation Pattern
3 Ticks of the sprint
How can you achieve a balanced sprint plan where plan meets actuals? Create a game for your team to challenge themself and create a better team synergy Given a nine days sprint, one day dropped for agile ceremonies, how can you “make sure” your team will make it to the finish line as planned? The…… Continue reading 3 Ticks of the sprint
Challenge: Design a HashMap
Requirements Hash map is a data structure which helps us store, delete and retrieve values by keys in O(1). Practical Use Case of hash map Lookup contact by name in phone book listDatabase indexDictionariesAssociative arraysCachesSets Without HashMap:finding a key in a list of values, we need to go through all indexes until we find a…… Continue reading Challenge: Design a HashMap