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Building AI Applications on Heroku

Learn how to build AI applications using LangChain and Node.js and deploy them to Heroku

ChatGPT for FileMaker: Practical Applications

An Introduction to ChatGPT By now, you’ve likely encountered ChatGPT in one form or another as it continues to make headlines and captivate audiences worldwide. As a quick refresher, ChatGPT is a groundbreaking AI language model developed by OpenAI, boasting exceptional natural language processing capabilities. It...

How & Why to Migrate and Modernize Your Business Applications

CIOs say that 80% of developers’ time is spent on the operations and maintenance of applications. Only 20% of their time is spent on innovation. This loss of time obviously impacts the business. Consider lost revenue due to missed opportunities, lost productivity in team members,...

How to Use JavaScript Applications in Your Business

JavaScript applications are becoming increasingly popular among businesses as they provide a wealth of benefits that can help organizations reach their goals faster and more efficiently. From the ability to create dynamic web pages and interactive user interfaces to improved scalability in cloud-native applications,...

codeLive: Creating Single Page Applications with LWR on Node.js

Learn how to create a Single Page Application with LWR (Lightning Web Runtime) Connect with Salesforce Developers: Website: https://developer.salesforce.com/ Facebook: https://facebook.com/salesforcedevs/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/salesforcedevs LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/showcase/salesforce-developers

Experience Cloud Applications with Melissa Hansen | Episode 73

Melissa Hansen is the co-founder and principal architect for the HiFi Consulting Group. In this episode, Josh and Melissa discuss her experiences working with nonprofits since she started the group. The HiFi Consulting Group also built out an application using Experience Cloud, and they...