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Toward a Process for Better UI/UX Design Feedback in Startups.

From Theatre to Tech: Building a Better UI/UX Design Feedback Process

How a Breakdown in Communication Led to a Better Way Forward Every startup goes through growing pains. For us, one of the biggest challenges was how design feedback was received[…]

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Leo and Ruby: a RubyGem for the Leonardo.ai API in Ruby

Introducing LeoAndRuby: Simplifying AI-Powered Image Generation for Ruby Developers

Today, I’m thrilled to announce the launch of LeoAndRuby, a brand-new Ruby gem that makes it easier than ever to harness the power of AI for image generation. With just[…]

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The Rise of AI Optimization: A New Frontier for Reputation Management

In the evolving digital landscape, the ability to influence and optimize AI-generated content is quickly becoming as important as traditional search engine optimization (SEO). Ed Sussman, a seasoned expert in[…]

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Leveraging Cloving CLI’s Chat Feature to Build a Rails, React, and AI-Powered Micro App

Modern development tools like Cloving CLI are revolutionizing how developers interact with AI in their workflows. Cloving CLI’s chat functionality offers a streamlined and interactive way to incorporate AI into[…]

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Enhancing Text Automation with AI Model Stacking Across Platforms

In recent years, artificial intelligence (AI) has dramatically expanded its role in automating text creation, providing tools for drafting, summarizing, translating, and creating content with minimal human input. A powerful[…]

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React Native Lottie Repository on Github

Issues Getting Started with Lottie in React Native

Issues Getting Started with Lottie in React Native The promise of Lottie is almost too good to be true: beautiful animations requiring 1/6th the normal processing oomph. What’s not to[…]

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React Native ScrollView Shows Scroll Indicator in Middle of Screen

There’s a bug in React Native that sometimes shows the scroll bar in the middle of the screen when you use ScrollView. It looks something like this: It took me[…]

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