Forgive the somewhat alliterative title there, but today's post covers something that's been on my mind since I started playing with Google Gemini, specifically, how to get the results of your API calls in JSON.
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A few weeks back I wrote up my experience with generative AI as a dungeon master.
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For some time now, I've relied on my Netlify Analytics report to keep track of how well my site is doing, what content is popular, and so forth.
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My regular readers (hello, yall rock!) know I've been playing with generative AI the past few months.
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Forgive the somewhat silly title, but it's not like I haven't been silly here before.
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Let me know if you've heard this one before.
A few days ago I wrote up an exploration I did in Spam APIs, "Spam APIs in 2024".
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Yesterday I introduced you to Adobe's new offering, Firefly Services, and demonstrated a simple example of how to generate images from prompt using the REST APIs.
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Adobe Summit is currently happening in Vegas and while there's a lot of cool stuff being announced, I'm most excited about the launch of Firefly Services.
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I enjoy building API demos so I generally keep an eye out for interesting APIs to play with.
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This is somewhat last minute but it just came together in the past 24 hours.
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While many junior Devs struggle with code reviews, both when performing and receiving them, I've found that even the more senior team members sometimes struggle with comments left on their code.
While driving my kids to school this morning, I had an interesting thought.
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I've been singing the praises of the web platform's Intl object for years now, but it still continues to impress me.
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