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Access LLMs on Azure and AWS with Go

Published: 26. September 2024  •  go, aws, azure

This blog post shows how to access OpenAI GPT-4o on Microsoft Azure and Stable Diffusion on AWS Bedrock with Go.

AWS Lambda with Python, Poetry, and Pulumi

Published: 26. September 2024  •  python, aws

In this blog post, I will show you how to write a simple AWS Lambda function using Python, build it with Poetry, and deploy it with Pulumi.

WebAuthn with Go

Published: 27. September 2024  •  go

Implementing a password-less authentication system with the Web Authentication API (WebAuthn) in Go on the back and Angular/Ionic on the front end.

Run GPU workloads on AWS Batch

Published: 1. October 2024  •  python, aws

This blog post shows you how to set up a batch job on AWS Batch with GPU support using Python, Pulumi, and Poetry.

Update Capacitor Apps with capacitor-app-update

Published: 18. October 2024  •  capacitor

A quick look at the @capawesome/capacitor-app-update plugin that helps you inform users about new app versions and initiate the update process.

Capacitor Hot Updates with capacitor-updater

Published: 8. October 2024  •  capacitor

Ship updates, fixes, changes, and features within minutes with the capacitor-updater

Convert Web Pages and Office Documents to PDF with Gotenberg and Go

Published: 21. October 2024  •  go

In this blog post, we take a look at how to use Gotenberg with Go to convert web pages, HTML, and office documents to PDF.

Web Search with LLM in Go

Published: 28. October 2024  •  llm, go

In this blog post, I show you how to leverage a web search engine to give context to a large language model (LLM) and how to interact with LLMs running on Ollama from a Go program.

Running an LLM in the browser with Transformers.js

Published: 27. October 2024  •  ionic, angular, llm

In this blog post, I will show you how to install and run a LLM in a web application using the Transformer.js library.

Fine-tune a LLM

Published: 27. October 2024  •  python, llm

In this blog post, I will show you how to fine-tune a large language model for a specific task and improve the quality of the generated text.