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Data Structures in Go[Arrays and Slices]

So far, we've covered the foundations of Go, including variables, data types, operators, conditional statements, loops, and functions. These concepts give us the building blocks we need to write Go programs. However, as we begin building more practical applications, we'll encounter a new challenge such as working with large amounts…

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Clean Architecture in Angular: Is It Worth the Complexity?

Clean Architecture is one of those architectural concepts that almost everyone agrees is valuable. Until someone asks how many interfaces, abstractions, folders, and layers we actually need to implement it. In backend development, separating business rules from infrastructure can make a lot of sense. But when we bring the same…

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Retries, fallbacks and cooldowns

The router has three tools for failures, and each works at a different scope. A retry tries the same model group again, and the new pick can land on a different deployment. A fallback moves the request to a different model group.…

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Beginners Guide for History Command in Linux

Each command executed in your Linux terminal is taken as an event and associated with an event number (or index number) later found in the “~/.bash_history” file. Now, you can use a program like a “cat” to read the record of this…

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Day 24 - Starting Python

Date: November 9, 2026 NOTE: import pytest is not needed anymore! Functions and Conditionals in Python Today we begin our transition to Python. We will still use vscode.dev: you do not need to install Python on your computer.…

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Running a llamafile

I'm here to help you with the docs. You have just downloaded a llamafile from the Pre-built llamafiles section. Now what? Here are a few examples to get you started. NOTE For the purpose of these examples, you can run any of the…

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