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NLP with .NET A deep-dive walkthrough of Natural Language Processing for .NET developers — covering text classification, sentiment analysis, named e…
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Understanding Key Business Stakeholders Through Software Development
Understanding Key Business Stakeholders Through Software Development Connecting Business Studies with Real-World Technology When building software,…
AI Agents
AI Agents A deep-dive walkthrough of building AI agents in .NET — covering agent architecture and the control loop, tool calling and function callin…
Free AWS practice exams: how to actually use them well
Most of us have wasted at least one practice exam. You sit down, blast through 65 questions, glance at the score, feel either great or terrible, and…
NuGet and what's behind your dependencies
🇧🇷 Prefere ler em português? Leia aqui . Over the last three days of my 30 Days of .NET , we saw what happens when we run dotnet run , explored the…
I'm Not a Traditional Developer — Here's How I Built Real Websites with AI
I Didn't Start as a Developer I'm a self-learner who believes that technology should not be limited to people with formal programming backgrounds. O…
Semantic Kernel
Semantic Kernel A deep-dive walkthrough of Semantic Kernel — Microsoft's open-source, .NET-oriented SDK for building AI applications — covering the…
RAG Retrieval-Augmented Generation
RAG — Retrieval-Augmented Generation A deep-dive walkthrough of Retrieval-Augmented Generation for .NET developers — covering RAG architecture, docu…
Sustainable Coding for Students: Can Better Programming Help Reduce Technology's Environmental Impact?
A student writes a program that performs the same calculation thousands of times, even though the answer never changes. The program works. The outpu…
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Introducing Sentinel-43: A Cybersecurity Project I'm Building Hey everyone! I'm an independent developer working on a cybersecurity project called S…
Building My Developer Portfolio with React and Vite
As I continued learning software development, I realized that building projects is only part of the journey. I also needed a place where people coul…
I Taught Myself to Code Using AI Tools — Here's What Actually Worked (and What Didn't)
_A year ago, I only knew Python and C. No CS degree, no bootcamp, just a laptop and a stubborn idea that I wanted to build real things. Today I've s…
LLM Application Development
LLM Application Development A deep-dive walkthrough of building applications on top of large language models — covering how LLMs actually work and w…
What I Learned While Building My First Website with WordPress
Building my own website turned out to be a different experience from the work I'd done writing for other websites. As a content writer, I was famili…
AI/ML Fundamentals
AI/ML Fundamentals A deep-dive walkthrough of the core ideas behind modern AI — covering how AI, machine learning, and deep learning relate, the thr…
What Solving a Rubik's Cube Taught Me About Debugging
Post created for AceCubing Essay Challenge - October Ed The first time I held a scrambled Rubik's Cube, I twisted it randomly for an entire evening…
Stored Procedures
Stored Procedures A deep-dive walkthrough of stored procedures — covering parameters and output parameters, plan caching and recompilation specific…
AI Viva Partner: A Private, Offline Exam Study Assistant for My Friend
This is a submission for the Hacktoberfest Weekend Challenge: Build for a Friend What I Built I built AI Exam & Viva Partner for my friend who i…
Test Planning: Before I Start Testing
So far, I have learned how to: Understand requirements Design tests Write test cases Execute tests Report bugs Document results But before all of th…
Naza, an O-Level tutor for WAEC, NECO, and JAMB
Naza is an O-Level tutor for WAEC, NECO, and JAMB. It is live at naza.nathaniel.name.ng . Students work through English, Mathematics, Physics, and C…
Execution Plans (SQL Server)
Execution Plans (SQL Server) A deep-dive walkthrough of SQL Server execution plans — covering estimated vs. actual plans and why the gap between the…
Building A Home Lab-Testing System...with Rust
Hi there, You don't know me yet, so here's a short version: I'm a backend engineer, and I'm building an application that connects patients to medica…
I Built Agent Demos. Now I Need to Understand the Loop.
While turning my recent agent experiments into articles, I ran into an uncomfortable gap. I could follow the code, connect tools, and use AI to help…
Prompt Injection Is the New SQL Injection: Building Resilient AI‑Powered Applications
Originally published on tamiz.pro . The rapid adoption of Large Language Models (LLMs) has introduced a new class of vulnerabilities that directly m…
Как я учусь сложным вещам: практическая система для памяти, фокуса и самообучения в CyberSec
Preview Хей, парни! на связи Иван | White2Hack И так, кто не знает несколько лет назад, а точнее в 2023 году я собрал большую брошюру про обучение и…
From Messy Rows to Management Decisions: Building a Power BI Solution for JCars Logistics
JCars Logistics sells and delivers vehicles across Kenya. Someone handed me one flat CSV, 276 rows and 32 columns, and asked for three things: an ex…
Most security labs end at the flag. That is how the industry keeps producing script kiddies.
"Script kiddie" is a twenty-five-year-old insult for someone who runs exploits they do not understand. It is usually said with contempt. It is more…
From README to Agent Cards: Why Shipping Trustworthy AI Artifacts Beats Clever Prompting
Originally published on tamiz.pro . In the early hype cycle of generative AI, the prestige move for developers was crafting the perfect prompt—the c…
The End of the Pull Request: Verifying AI-Generated Code in the Post-Human Era
Originally published on tamiz.pro . The Pull Request (PR) is the fundamental unit of social coordination in modern software engineering. It is not j…
Engineering Verifiable Systems: From Zero-Knowledge Proofs to AI Agent Trust
Originally published on tamiz.pro . The fundamental unit of trust in software has historically been the authority of the entity that built the syste…