Software engineering
Understanding the difference between Swagger and OpenAPI can be confusing. This article clarifies Swagger as a toolset and OpenAPI as a specification, exploring their evolution and context in API development. Learn how both work together to streamline RESTful API design.
Software engineering
Stress is common in the IT industry, but managing it effectively is key to thriving. This article shares Adi's personal insights and practical tips on overcoming stressors like imposter syndrome, maintaining work-life balance, and fostering mental well-being in fast-paced environments.
AI
Imagine meetings where every participant has an AI assistant for real-time support. Faris shares his thoughts on how AI tools like ChatGPT can validate ideas and enhance contributions during discussions. Discover how to unlock productivity with AI in meetings.
Software engineering
Learn how to create custom sheets with dynamic height in SwiftUI, even for older iOS versions. Faris' guide walks through coding, animations, and customization tips to enhance your app’s user experience. Perfect for developers looking to elevate their SwiftUI skills.
AI
When AWS appeared, engineers were hesitant to use it. Many of the arguments were the same as with AI tools like Copilot. It's incredible that at least 50% of programmers I know still do not use AI/GPT and tools like Github CoPilot (or similar) in their normal
AI
The actual battle is happening between ChatGPT, Anthropic, Bard etc. and the Q/A sites like Quora and StackOverflow. Mass media and social networks are entirely focused on the danger of OpenAI to Search Engines like Google, but the actual victims of the AI battle are rarely mentioned. Questions and
Software engineering
This article will explain how to extract collected user actions from Mixpanel and Segment to AWS S3 bucket(s), how to configure Mixpanel/Segment pipelines and later how to query extracted data within Redshift.
AI
The hype around ChatGPT AI is real. We see random people on the internet creating crazy stuff with simple conversations. It almost seems like anyone out there is churning out code, images, full products, etc. But is that true? who is actually tinkering with these tools? The early adopters and
Software engineering
We have accomplished a lot! In the previous part of the series, we got the mock server running so we could send a request from our app and receive a JSON response. However, currently, nothing happens when we successfully log in. We only print the access token to the console,
AI
We are just cogs in the internet copy machine. When copies are abundant, they become worthless. It's time to exit the machine. I’ve heard once that the internet is a copying machine where users just copy and paste other people content, sometimes with minor modifications. The 1%
Software engineering
In the previous article, we designed a login screen that makes an API request. However, we don’t have a server that will handle this request yet. API calls are an important part of every mobile app that communicates with a remote database, which is most apps today, so it
Software engineering
Congratulations! We have already implemented many essential components of our first SwiftUI app. In the previous part, we applied the necessary logic for our authorization. In our LoginAction class, we have everything we need to send an API request to our mock server. Let’s think about scalability for a