Unfortunately, we are still not able to show ads on our website. Our assumption is, that we first need to get the website properly indexed again by Google. In the meantime, we have created a few new coloring pages, especially the mandala style looks pretty cool. Thank you for the tipp with the mandalas, you… Continue reading The Future is Here: Exploring the Possibilities of Doing Business with AI (Part 13) – More SEO
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The Future is Here: Exploring the Possibilities of Doing Business with AI (Part 11) – Adding Ads & Refactoring
Welcome back to our micro business experiment, where we are using a lot of AI to help us coding, generate content and more! Ads First of all an update on the ads. The review process took longer than I would have expected and the result is negative. Unfortunately, there isn’t much information on what is… Continue reading The Future is Here: Exploring the Possibilities of Doing Business with AI (Part 11) – Adding Ads & Refactoring
The Future is Here: Exploring the Possibilities of Doing Business with AI (Part 9)
Today, we assessed the current engagement with our website, and it comes as no surprise that we don’t have a significant amount of traffic yet. We will need to employ more SEO techniques. However, one issue we noticed is the lack of an overview of image downloads. Currently, our website only provides a direct download… Continue reading The Future is Here: Exploring the Possibilities of Doing Business with AI (Part 9)
COBOL: Fix the file copy program (kind of)
I’m happy that I have learned some basic COBOL programming. I have no intention to become a professional COBOL developer, so I’ll keep it simple. In the last post I was trying to copy the contents from one file to another. It kind of worked, but not the way I inteded: the record delimiter didn’t… Continue reading COBOL: Fix the file copy program (kind of)
File I/O with COBOL
Welcome back to my blog! In the previous post, we covered how to set up the environment for COBOL. Now that we have everything up and running, it’s time to dive deeper into the world of programming and learn about an essential concept – file I/O. In this post, we will be focusing on how… Continue reading File I/O with COBOL
Learning COBOL
COBOL is an older programming language that was released in 1959 with a focus on readability and ease of use for non-technical individuals. It quickly gained widespread use in the business world, with millions of lines of code still in production today. Over 20 years ago, I learned PL/1, a high-level programming language commonly used… Continue reading Learning COBOL
Temperature and Humidity Tracker (or My first IoT Project connecting an ESP32 via WiFi to a Firebase RTB)
Project What I wanted to build was a little device that tracks the temperature and humidity and stores the sensor data in a database; and I wanted to build a simple UI to visualize the data. I am particularly curious to find out about the effects of venting or other activities in different rooms the… Continue reading Temperature and Humidity Tracker (or My first IoT Project connecting an ESP32 via WiFi to a Firebase RTB)
Typolino – Adding Features (one year later)
Coming back to a side project after a year can be pretty painful. I actually wanted to see how it goes with Typolino. Is the CI/CD pipeline still working? Can I easily upgrade my dependencies and add new features? A product should grow with your clients and Typolino is no different. My kids get older… Continue reading Typolino – Adding Features (one year later)
Getting Started with CVXPY to solve convex optimization problems
I don’t know much about convex optimization problems, but being a hands on person I like to have everything ready to experiment. My final goal is to run some scripts on Azure Databricks. So I’m still ony my journey to become Azure Solutions Architect. 😉 Installation First things first: to get started I had to… Continue reading Getting Started with CVXPY to solve convex optimization problems
Moving youcode.ch to Azure
Since a few years I have this idea of youcode.ch. I never invested a lot into this side project after buying some WordPress theme and paying for the domain. I like WordPress for simple websites, but I never got warm with it for more complex stuff. Anyhow the website stopped working and appearantly WordPress is… Continue reading Moving youcode.ch to Azure