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Cameron McKenzie

Toronto

Editor-in-Chief at TheServerSide

I'm a software developer and Mojo enthusiast, helping others to learn programming and hone their AI and ML skills.

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  • How to use GitHub Copilot tutorial

    2 weeks ago | theserverside.com | Cameron McKenzie

    Imagine having a coding partner at your side who knows more languages than you, fully comprehends all the technical documentation, completely understands your codebase and is willing to do all the low-level grunt work like configuring dependencies and writing unit tests. That's what coding with GitHub Copilot feels like. What is GitHub Copilot?

  • How a Java HashMap internal implementation works

    2 weeks ago | theserverside.com | Cameron McKenzie |Import Java.util. HashMap |Import Java.util. HashSet

    A frequently asked question in a Java interview is: How to implement a Java HashMap? Java job seekers must fully grok this important concept if they want to ace the interview. The HashMap internal implementation In this quick tutorial on how the Java HashMap works internally, you'll learn the following aspects: The basic syntax of the Java HashMap. How keys, values, hash codes and node references interact. How hash codes are mapped to buckets. What happens when hash node collisions occur.

  • Is GitHub Copilot free?

    3 weeks ago | theserverside.com | Cameron McKenzie

    Community driven content discussing all aspects of software development from DevOps to design patterns.

  • Introduction to JavaFX tutorial for beginners

    1 month ago | techtarget.com | Cameron McKenzie

    Get started Bring yourself up to speed with our introductory content. The easiest way to develop desktop applications in Java is to use JavaFX. The JavaFX GUI component library builds upon the successes and lessons of Java's old Swing components.

  • Camel case vs. pascal case vs. snake case vs. kebab case

    1 month ago | theserverside.com | Cameron McKenzie

    The key differences between camel case, snake case, pascal case and kebab case are how these programming naming conventions use capitalization and whitespace to make variable names more readable. Snake case and kebab case The snake case and kebab case naming conventions separate words with an underscore and a dash, respectively: snake_case and kebab-case. When a programmer uses only capital letters with these naming formats, they are called SCREAMING_SNAKE_CASE and FLAMING-KEBAB-CASE.

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Cameron McKenzie | Docker | GitHub | AWS | Java
Cameron McKenzie | Docker | GitHub | AWS | Java @cameronmcnz
18 Apr 25

Just a little look at Model Context Protocol, the latest thing to hit the programming world in terms of LLMs and AI augmentation. https://t.co/VdezVNVDz1

Cameron McKenzie | Docker | GitHub | AWS | Java
Cameron McKenzie | Docker | GitHub | AWS | Java @cameronmcnz
17 Apr 25

Want an alternative to ChatGPT? Why not check out Claude Desktop? https://t.co/RYZcSJEu5Y

Cameron McKenzie | Docker | GitHub | AWS | Java
Cameron McKenzie | Docker | GitHub | AWS | Java @cameronmcnz
17 Apr 25

RT @springrod: Great to see so much developer and community activity around Spring AI. Gen AI on the JVM is really taking off and will be i…