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  1. In previous tutorials you’ve set up an AI assisted development environment, and created your first project.

  2. Most people learn by doing.

  3. Sky hub blues

    There’s a bug in the Sky Hub that stops you from changing a whole bunch of settings.

  4. In earlier posts we set up a dev environment and a Git repository.

  5. Review: Dungeon Crawler Carl

    TLDR: I’m enjoying Dungeon Crawler Carl.

  6. Use git to keep a full history of your coding project and track changes.

  7. A short tutorial to help you set up a lightweight AI assisted-coding environment, with free tools.

  8. Google’s Gemma 4 wrote an unintentionally hilarious one-act play, given a very simple prompt.

  9. Free art should be free

    When it’s not being a television with a very awkward user interface, the Samsung Frame 55" is touted as being optimised for art.

  10. number-jam detects, tracks, and obscures vehicle number plates in video clips - and was an experiment in AI-assisted development.

  11. Browsers rule with an iron fist when it comes to the things your web app is allowed to do, and video playback is a complex topic.

  12. Referrals

    Discounts £20 off your next order of Huel Code: REF-LEWISW4944 €50 off your first Fairphone or Fairbuds XL Share £100 with me and join Octopus Energy 5% off 3D printing products at the Snapmaker store Code: instantiator Do something wholesome Get your aud…

  13. About

    I am a tech lead and senior software developer.

  14. Conversational deliberation is hard to get right, and even harder to scale.

  15. When the time comes to delete an old S3 bucket, it’s important to know that they can’t be deleted while they contain content.

  16. ListSky is a new tool for collaboratively managing lists of social accounts.

  17. In this house we celebrate...

    An alternative calendar for the geek in your heart… In this house we celebrate… Here’s a fun alternative celebration calendar.

  18. Dracula and the Epistolorean

    What is The Epistolorean, and what has it got to do with Count Dracula?

  19. Open Social Distributor

    How to use Open Social Distributor to post threads and messages across multiple social networks at once.

  20. Reveal in React

    What if your UI was a slide show?

  21. Exploring OAuth

    OAuth Token Explorer is a tool to explore authentication and authorisation on behalf of a user.

  22. Hammering JSON into CSV

    json-to-smart-csv is a tool to help build CSV records from arbitrary JSON…

  23. Your own map server

    A quick guide to running your own tile server, with a geo database populated from OpenStreetMap data.

  24. In this part, we’ll build a simple user interface for a Flipper Zero app.

  25. FlipperZero is a digital signals multi-tool.

  26. Exploring your personal Netflix viewing history… TLDR If you’d like to generate your own Netflix data visualisation, feel free to make use of this Jupyter notebook:

  27. This is a quick guide to some of the features of the Semantic Kernel, a Software Development Kit that simplifies integration of language models into your own applications.

  28. A tool to design 3D printed crossword puzzles.

  29. The rocketship template 🚀

    Presenting a simple template to develop, publish, and test a simple C# service backend on AWS, with serverless Lambda functions, supported by DynamoDb, behind an API Gateway, and protected by Cognito auth.

  30. 8-bit Supercomputer

    It took me 3 weeks to complete the day 11 puzzle for Advent of Code on a BBC Micro this year, and you’d be hard pressed to describe my solution as “proportionate” or “necessary”…

  31. Consensus Chess is going through some beta testing on Mastodon, and you can play today!

  32. I’ve been working on a pet project recently: Consensus games are a fun new way to play together through social media…

  33. A rather so-phish-ticated scam

    A few days ago we had a call from one of the most sophisticated phishing attacks I’ve experienced…

  34. Secrets With Friends

    It’s possible to share a secret amongst a group of people so that only some of them are needed to reconstruct it…

  35. More commonly known as a Dead Man’s Switch, a Dead Person Switch (DPS) is a system that can hold a secret on behalf of a person, and govern its release should they become unavailable.

  36. Rainbow paws

    _Art is fun and hard and messy and complicated and like every other trade it’s full of people who are earnestly showing you what they created (sprinkled with a few jokers)

  37. Just recently I have been exploring a very strange issue: My application couldn’t find a tool that was right where it should be…

  38. I am hoping to interview some investigative journalists for my masters thesis at the University of Oxford.

  39. The things I’ll do to avoid learning LaTeX… Do you prefer Markdown to LaTeX?

  40. The Data Standards Authority are holding an open challenge to discover and set a new data standard for vulnerable people services.

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  43. In part 5, we amended our Lambda to write to an S3 bucket; and in this part, we’ll explore triggers to run it regularly.

  44. In previous parts, we’ve built a Lambda that can query the OpenWeather API, using a secret key; and in this part we’ll extend it to write that data to S3.

  45. In part 3, we extended our Lambda to communicate with an API, using a secret key; and in this part, we’ll explore the logs created when the Lambda runs.

  46. In part 2, we build a Lambda function, deployed and invoked it; and in this part, we’ll extend it to communicate with an API using a secret key.

  47. In part 1, we set up the basic infrastructure to support a new Lambda function on AWS; and n this part, we’ll build a Lambda function, deploy it to AWS, and invoke it with some input.

  48. At first glance, Amazon Web Services (AWS) can seem impenetrably complex, but it’s not so bad once you’ve found your way around it…

  49. There are a many ways to peek inside a data file and reason about its contents.

  50. Anyone can code.