Javascript

Testing AI isn't like testing traditional software. Outputs are non-deterministic, edge cases are infinite, and "correct" is often subjective. But you still need a plan. Let's talk about some of the different approaches.

When working with Next.js server-side actions, it is often required to perform redirects for various reasons, such as user authentication, conditional rendering, or route changes based on server-side logic. These redirects can pose a challenge when running end-to-end tests using Cypress.

In this article, we'll take an in-depth look at the art of AI prompt creation, exploring a genuine technique that aids in the design of more robust and dependable prompts.

ChatGPT is swiftly become the buzzword of 2023. Let's spend some time learning about OpenAI, ChatGPT and GPT Natural Language Processing.

Benchmarking your code allows you to measure the performance of your code and identify issues and bottlenecks, and helps you better understand the parts of your code you should be focusing your optimisation efforts on.

In JavaScript, equality comparisons are an important aspect of the language, and it is crucial to understand the difference between == and === to avoid hard to debug and frustrating errors.

The arrow function is a new way to write anonymous function expressions introduced as part of the ECMAScript 2015 specification (ES6) of JavaScript.

Both for..of and for..in statements iterate over lists; for..in returns the index value for the specific loop and for-of gives you the value returned by the iterator implementation.

Javascript has historically been forgiving of bad syntax. "strict mode" makes several changes to standard JavaScript semantics that address this.