I've really been enjoying working with Google's PaLM 2 AI API and this week I used it to build a pretty interesting demo I think.
From: Raymond Camden
Yesterday I shared my initial impressions of working with Google's PaLM 2 AI API.
From: Raymond Camden
Like, I assume, every single developer on the planet, I've been somewhat innudated with GenAI over the past year or so.
From: Raymond Camden
I've had a lot of fun building Mastodon bots (see my list of super-important business critical bots as an example), typically using the Pipedream platform, and more recently, Cloudflare Workers.
From: Raymond Camden
Hello from lovely Las Vegas, where, believe it or not, it is actually cooler (temperature-wise) than where I flew in from.
From: Raymond Camden
It's been a little while since I've blogged about Pipedream.
From: Raymond Camden
Many years ago, I first wrote up my experience working with the Marvel API.
From: Raymond Camden
Welcome to another collection of links, and for today, a very "component" flavored set of links.
From: Raymond Camden
On September 11th, Todd Sharp, Scott Stroz, and myself will be launching a new livestream called The Undefined Show.
From: Raymond Camden
I hope by now that folks are getting that the point of this series isn't so much technical but inspirational.
From: Raymond Camden
Today I'm following up (heh, get it) on the series I started yesterday on interesting use cases for your Jamstack site's front matter.
From: Raymond Camden
I'm kicking off a little series of tips today that's been sitting in my "Blog Ideas" queue for some time.
From: Raymond Camden
Earlier this year at WWDC, Apple announced a whole set of new features coming to Safari in version 17.
From: Raymond Camden
Someone asked, and typing in here is easier than typing into Facebook so here is my Grandma's Kosher Dill Pickle Recipe: Ingredients: 25-30 Cucumbers 1/8 tsp of powered alum (per quart) 1 clove of garlic (per quart) 2 heads of dill (per quart) 1 hot red pepper or 1/8 tsp of crushed red pepper (for...
From: Jeffry Houser's Blog
As with some of my previous Cloudflare posts, I've got a video version of this content so if you would rather watch that than read, just jump to the bottom.
From: Raymond Camden
Last month, I wrote up a post demonstrating how to use Adobe Acrobat Services with ColdFusion.
From: Raymond Camden
