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Ever wanted to see how RAG works under the hood? 👀 You'll get your chance on Feb. 29th—plus the chance to learn how LlamaIndex simplifies RAG, how to build an application, and advanced techniques for taking your app further. Register here: https://bit.ly/4borN6g with Laurie Voss #RAG #Zilliz #VectorDatabase

"In this part, I will create some mobile pages to display basic CRUD processing and then review the overall pros and cons of FlutterFlow." Read Part 2 of Arthur's article https://lnkd.in/eTM7keMK #flutterflow #mobile #mobiledevelopment

New workflow editor hack! Each event and action has it's own URL...if you get deep into layers you can use the browser back button to retrace your steps! #bubblecon2024 Bubble #nocode Alchemy Apps

🔥 Thank you to everyone who attended our 2-hour training session titled Build Web Apps with Rust, Actix Web, and HTMX! 🔥 Here is the playlist of videos for those who would like to learn more about combining these technologies to build web applications! https://lnkd.in/eFDAbaSa #rust #actixweb #htmx #learnrust #learnactiveweb #learnhtmx Learn more 2 live more.

Accessibility Tip of the Day 96: A challenge many software companies face is how to best measure their accessibility progress in their app. Remediating inaccessible content can take a long time (years), and it's easy to get discouraged and burned out. It's helpful to highlight accessibility wins in your product, no matter how small. Keep noticing and celebrating the things that are improving! For a more quantitative approach, it's possible to use web crawlers to scan your site and generate accessibility reports or dashboards that you can compare over time. (Keep in mind that any sort of automated accessibility checker is limited in the kinds of issues they can catch. I usually estimate the percentage of issues they can catch as about 10-30%.) One accessibility web crawler that I recently discovered is called Purple A11y, and it exists as a CLI tool or desktop app. It looks kind of like an open source version of Axe Monitor from Deque. I haven't played around with it yet, but I'm excited to do so in the near future! You can find the GitHub repo here: https://lnkd.in/gZcJiWuG #accessibility #a11y #accessibilityTipOfTheDay

In the realm of app development, managing user preferences and data effectively is important. Today, we'll take a look at AppStorage in Swift, a tool for data persistence. AppStorage offers a straightforward approach for managing small sets of data, such as user preferences. It provides a method for securely saving and loading information. We'll discuss how it compares to UserDefaults and its significance for Swift developers. The post examines the features and benefits of AppStorage, including its automatic saving/loading functions, limitations, and supported data types. Explore a more effective method for managing your app's data, moving away from plaintext. AppStorage is useful for developers at all levels, helping to improve your app's functionality and user experience. My post offers a detailed guide and an easy, impactful example to help you start. Discover how AppStorage can enhance your Swift applications. #swiftui #swiftui #iosdeveloper #iosdevelopment https://lnkd.in/d7_5fMSr

 The new LangGraph retrieval agent template from @LangChainAI and Elastic allows developers to build agentic apps with search quickly! Read more about it here: https://t.co/smV17oG9kO

Welcome to our latest AppSheet tutorial! In this video, we will walk you through the process of creating a multiple selection filter in AppSheet. This feature is incredibly useful for enhancing your app's data management and user #AppSheet #AppSheetTutorial #MultipleSelectionFilter #NoCode #AppDevelopment

I'm developing a new web app with Astro and Qwik to create content for Cafés without reviews on Coffee Radar and provide more useful data. First time using these 2 and now I want to use only them: - Incredibly easy to learn - Instant page loads without effort - Finally easy client & server-side scripts with Astro - Everything just works #buildinpublic

Make it work. Make it right. Make it scale. While making it right, I made the following changes to my client's website: ▪ Changed my Promises from .then() to Async Await. ▪ Consolidated React useState() strings to objects where I could. ▪ Disabled the submit button while Airtable fetch request is in progress with a grayed-out visual. ▪ Added a response message on a successful fetch to include the Name Form Field. ▪ Added a BCC email for the trigger automation to myself. ▪ Added a direct form order email to my client. ▪ Updated the GIF demonstrating website functionality to my GitHub account. https://lnkd.in/eEVKpEvX In the mobile app of the Airtable API Backend, there is a person add icon to add collaborators to the current table. This allows you to include that collaborator in the email trigger response. I am struggling to find the add person logic on the desktop version of Airtable. If anyone knows how, please comment below.