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The post discusses an intuitive approach to software development termed “vibe coding,” exemplified by the creation of the SermonShortCreator tool. Using the Gemini CLI in VS Code, the author describes the evolution of the project from a fragmented process to an integrated collaborative effort with AI, emphasizing the importance of maintaining developer intuition throughout.
A Journey Through Gemini, ChatGPT, and Copilot 🚀 The Idea It started with a simple goal: I wanted to create a tool that could take long-form video content and automatically …
Our church uses a digitized version of the SDA hymnal in ProPresenter, powered by a structured XML file named Songs2.xml. While the XML already included over 500 hymns in the …
In my last blog post, “Behind the Scenes: How We Get Downsview SDA’s Divine Services Online,” I shared a glimpse into our process of bringing our church services to YouTube. …
It is easy to keep to yourself as a software developer. Work comes in, you concentrate, solve the problem, and then more work comes in. Years can go by, and …
What do you do when you feel overwhelmed and stressed? Sometimes life, work, responsibility and timelines can make you feel overwhelmed. Software development as a career can be VERY STRESSFUL. …
Your first impression with any potential employer is your resume. My resume has been updated throughout the years but the structure of it has remained the same. The key to …
I have had the opportunity to get a lot of help with writing my resume over the years. It started when I was in the co-op program in college. Before …
I can truly say that I have been blessed to be a software developer for 10 years. the decade has flown by and my life has changed drastically in this …
I was the only black person in most of the classes related to computer science. I grew up in Toronto, and if you know anything about this city you know …