A few days ago, Adobe made an exciting announcement that there’s no longer a waitlist for trying out its generative AI Firefly. If you have not tried it yet, you can check out the beta version on the web by visiting firefly.adobe.com.

If you want to build a chat bot like ChatGPT or BingChat, then you’re in the right place! Thanks to OpenAI, now you can easily have access to the powerful APIs behind these chat bots that enable you to integrate AI capabilities into your own applications. In this post, you’ll…

Hey there 👋 In this post, we’ll be learning how to use the OpenAI API in JavaScript to build powerful apps that can understand and generate human-like text and images. So let’s go! What can you do with the OpenAI API? First let’s take a look at what’s possible to do with the OpenAI API: Text Completion You can use…

Today we will be creating a blog with Gatsby and deploying it on Netlify. For the purposes of this blog, we will be using a Gatsby starter site called Gatsby Starter Peach (view demo here) rather than building it from scratch.

Recently, I finished reading the book ‘Don’t Make Me Think’ by Steve Krug. I would highly recommend reading the book since it is filled with amazing examples that will help you understand better. Below I have listed the key learning points on how to create more effective, efficient, and usable…

In the last post, we talked about implementing a simple line chart with tooltips using d3.js and React. Today, we will be looking into how to create a Pie Chart. Creating a new component The basic structure of our <PieChart /> component will look like this: import React, { useEffect } from 'react'; import *…

Create stunning data visualizations in your app today — D3.js is a data visualization library that is used to create beautiful charts and visual representations out of data using HTML, CSS, and SVG. You can plot and choose from a wide variety of charts such as treemaps, pie charts, sunburst charts, stacked area charts, bar charts, box plots, line…

In the last blog post, we talked about calling C/C++ code from JavaScript using WebAssembly and Emscripten. Today, we will be discussing how to call JavaScript code from C/C++ with and without Emscripten. Using the import object Remember how we passed an import object to instantiate our WebAssembly modules last time? …

According to the official website, WebAssembly is described as below — WebAssembly (abbreviated Wasm) is a binary instruction format for a stack-based virtual machine. Wasm is designed as a portable compilation target for programming languages, enabling deployment on the web for client and server applications. For the purpose of this…