Mastering the Linux Shell: A Developer’s Guide to Unleashing Its Full Potential

Introduction The Linux shell, also known as the command-line interface (CLI), has been a cornerstone of Linux-based operating systems since their inception. It provides developers a powerful and efficient way to interact with the system, execute commands, ... more

OpenAI API – 101 Tutorial

OpenAI is a research organization focused on developing advanced artificial intelligence technology, and one way it achieves this is by making its technology available to developers through APIs. This blog post will explore what OpenAI API is and how ... more

JavaScript Objects 101

The Object type represents one of JavaScript’s data types. It’s important stuff as we will use them—a lot. It is used to store various keyed collections and more complex entities. Objects can be created using the Object() constructor or the object initializer ... more

FullStack Developer – ESGgo

There is an increasing interest in how companies are managing their environmental, social, and governance (ESG). Since it’s a new topic, many companies struggle to cooperate with the changing demand around the ESG arena. This is why we are building a ... more

Your First Kubernetes Cluster On Mac

If you wish to learn about Kubernetes, the first thing is to try it for yourself. Since many developers are using Mac, let’s see how to run it. This post is sort of a ‘checklist’ I wrote when I was first ‘playing’ with K8b… If you want more details please ... more

Do You Need A Binary Repository?

Any developer knows that you must have a source code repository (e.g. Git) but from time to time I get the question “why do I need a binary repository”? Here is the short answer: Faster and more secure software development – Any company is a software ... more

Create A Google Assistant App That Use Your Server

The Google Assistant give users their own personal Google that helps them find, organize, and get things done in their world. The main way users interact with the Google Assistant is by carrying on a conversation with it. You can extend the Google Assistant ... more

Resources For Action On Google Developers

Here is a list of good resources you can use if you are building a new assistant app or any other Action on Google. If you love to jump into code and try it for yourself, jump to the code labs section below or just browse (and clone) our samples on Github. ... more

A Bitcoin(er) Info Action!

In the past few weeks I worked (20% of the time) on this new assistant application that will give you interesting information about Bitcoin. Here is an example of what you can do: The price of bitcoin Market cap Blocks count Total amount of bitcoins ... more

Integrate Your API.AI Bot With Slack

It’s really easy and powerful to work with API.AI as a tool for creating your bots. Not only you are getting a powerful machine learning algorithm to understand your users, you get in the same time an easy way to integrate with many services (e.g. Google ... more

Build Your First Smart Bot For Google Home

In the past few months, I heard someone smart saying that “the future is artificial intelligence first”. Artificial intelligence, is making computers “smart” so they can think on their own and be even more helpful for us. It’s clear that Google, has ... more

Online Editors For Web Developers

One of the most powerful aspects of the web is the ability to share your ideas and work with others quickly. Over the years, I tried several options to share code and do demos. It’s true that you can always start your own server and serve your site, ... more

Browsers And Their Capabilities

The web is by far the biggest platform out there. It’s everywhere or at least it’s on the way to be everywhere. From powerful cutting-edge devices down to devices that can do nothing more then send few bytes of information. However, this pluralism of ... more

Protect Your Website With HTTPS

TL;DR Create (for free) an SSL certificate. One resource for that is letsencrypt.org Install it on your website’s server: letsencrypt.org/docs/client-options/ – You just quickly choose the client that will match your server environment or do everything ... more

Progressive Web Apps Event At Campus TLV

Progressive Web Apps are experiences that combine the best of the web and the best of apps. They load quickly, even on flaky networks, can re-engage with users by sending web push notifications, have an icon on the home screen and load as top-level, ... more

How To Build A Progressive Web App?

Why? Progressive Web Apps are all about an amazing experience. You PWA should combine the best of the web and the best of apps. In the example above (yep, the ‘Noter web app‘) you can see that it is useful from the very first visit in a browser tab, ... more

Progressive Web Apps – Noter

Progressive web apps are the future, and here is a demo that I built in order to feel the current challenges. How about a little tool that let you take notes? Yes, not too original, but still useful. It is currently can be found with 2 versions: Basic ... more

Progressive Web Apps – Offline And Add To Home Screen

Why? Progressive Web Apps are all about an amazing experience. To me, it’s the moment you see your users happy from the quality experience you gave them. Web apps should be useful to users from the very first visit (where it’s fast and useful even with ... more

Building a Progressive Web App

I think the web platform is awesome. Moreover, it got some impressive APIs that make it even more powerful. The web platform is easy to access (very low friction), no installs, easy distribution (without walled gardens), immediate redeployments and no ... more

Events With Google Analytics

One of the useful features of Google Analytics is the ability to track specific events. It gives you insight into how users filled your forms or on which buttons they clicked inside the video player. You are getting into the world of measuring actions ... more

Accelerate your mobile pages, it’s easy!

In October, Google announced a new open source project called Accelerated Mobile Pages, which aims to dramatically improve the performance of the mobile web. Why it is important? Well, one look at the history of these posts will prove you that there ... more

Chrome 45 New Features

Time flies! Since my last update on Chrome 44 we had the chance to see the market crash and quite a lot of new features that were baked into Chrome 45. The main improvements you should take a closer look at: A set of new ES2015 features including: Arrow ... more