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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.
How developers can benefit from AI in job hiring

2 weeks ago | theserverside.com | Carolyn Heinze

How developers can take advantage of AI recruiting tools For job seekers, a major challenge has always been how to write a solid resume that stands out from the crowd and makes it to the top of the recruiter's pile of potential hires. That's still the goal, even when a company uses AI in its recruiting processes. When software developers engage with companies that use AI to screen resumes, they should keep it simple, Gupta advises.
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.
A developer's guide to thrive vs. AI in coding

1 month ago | theserverside.com | Bob Reselman

The impact of artificial intelligence on the lives of software developers will equal, if not eclipse, the impact of the personal computer and the internet. In short, AI is a game-changer. The writing is on the wall for many programmers, too.
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.
How to get an OpenAI API key for ChatGPT

1 month ago | theserverside.com | Cameron McKenzie

The biggest mistake people make when trying to get their ChatGPT API key is that they use the wrong URL. The key can't be found at chatgpt.com. Instead, point your browser to the OpenAI developer platform. With the correct URL in hand, generating an OpenAI key so you can programmatically access ChatGPT becomes a whole lot easier.
Host your own Bluesky, Personal Data Server (PDS) tutorial

1 month ago | theserverside.com | Cameron McKenzie

Personal Data Servers are the persistent data stores of the Bluesky network. It houses a user's data, stores credentials, and if a user is kicked off the Bluesky network the Personal Data Server admin handles the deletion. However, the Bluesky network -- or more accurately, the network upon which Bluesky is built -- is completely decentralized. That means anyone can host their own Personal Data Server (PDS) and connect it to the network.
How to get started on Twitter alternative Bluesky Social

1 month ago | theserverside.com | Cameron McKenzie

The social media landscape tends to be dominated by a handful of players, with X, formerly Twitter, historically dominating the microblogging space. However, as dissatisfaction grows with Elon Musk's transformation of his platform into a free-speech platform, many users are seeking an X platform alternative. For 30 million users, that alternative is Bluesky.
Get started with Bluesky API and Python API

2 months ago | theserverside.com | Cameron McKenzie

One of the first moves Elon Musk made when he took over X, formerly Twitter, was to slap a $42,000-per-month price tag on the enterprise Twitter API, while neutering the capabilities of the API's developer tier.