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Limitless A/B testing with Codesphere and Posthog

Limitless A/B testing with Codesphere and Posthog

Learn how to test entire ecommerce components like checkout flows with Posthog and Codesphere.

How to set up Funnel Analysis for E-Commerce

How to set up Funnel Analysis for E-Commerce

Understanding how to perform a proper funnel analysis is key for optimizing the customer journey for any ecommerce shop. We explain all you need to know.

Using Google Sheets as a CMS

Using Google Sheets as a CMS

Many times websites are maintained by people who themselves are not developers. Learn how to use Google sheets to store values for images and texts displayed on our website.

Building Landing Pages in Vanilla Python with Reflex (formerly Pynecone)

Building Landing Pages in Vanilla Python with Reflex (formerly Pynecone)

Frontend, backend, hosting in pure Python. How to build amazing landing pages with Pynecone and Codesphere in minutes.

E-Commerce Speed with CDN and Caching: A Guide to Implementing Cloud Infrastructure and Content Delivery Networks

E-Commerce Speed with CDN and Caching: A Guide to Implementing Cloud Infrastructure and Content Delivery Networks

In today's fast-paced online marketplace, e-commerce sites need to deliver a fast, reliable, and secure experience to their customers. One way to achieve this is by implementing a Content Delivery Network (CDN). A CDN is a network of servers that distributes website content around the world, delivering content

How To Track Your Website’s Google Rankings: 5 Easy Methods

How To Track Your Website’s Google Rankings: 5 Easy Methods

Tracking your website's Google rankings can be an essential part of your online marketing strategy, as it can help you understand how well your website is performing in search results and identify areas for improvement. In this article, we will cover some ways you can track your Google

Teaching Cars to Drive with Neuroevolution, Tensorflow, and 500 lines of Javascript

Teaching Cars to Drive with Neuroevolution, Tensorflow, and 500 lines of Javascript

Neuroevolution is one of the most satisfying machine learning algorithms to build, tweak, and play around with. In today’s article we’ll be building our very own Neuroevolution algorithm to teach a population of cars how to successfully navigate through a race track. We’ll be using P5.js

The Future of UI Testing? - AI automated testing with AskUI

The Future of UI Testing? - AI automated testing with AskUI

UI testing can be an incredibly difficult task. Your tests need to be able to adapt to slight changes in sizes and devices in a way that usually requires an incredibly in depth integration with your web app. Ideally, you could have the cognitive flexibility of a human to test

Creating Your Own Voice Assistant in Python

Creating Your Own Voice Assistant in Python

Let’s be honest with ourselves, at some point in our lives we wanted our own Jarvis. There’s something incredibly awesome about having a personal voice assistant to be able to give us information, manage our schedules, and just help us out with our day to day lives. In

Create Your Own AI Chatbot in minutes with Rasa

Create Your Own AI Chatbot in minutes with Rasa

AI Chatbots are an increasingly popular way to service your users. They allow you to field diverse UX requests without pages and pages of buttons for every possible thing that a user might need. The issue, however, is that building and training an AI chatbot can be an incredibly burdensome

How Your Startup Can Use Bayes Rule to Survive

How Your Startup Can Use Bayes Rule to Survive

In economic downturns, the thing that keeps startups alive is numbers. The sort of sweet talking, finessing, and gut-decisions that might work in a bull market falls apart very quickly as soon as an investor, customer, or any other stakeholder lowers their risk intolerance. If you’re trying to raise

Javasc-ordle, making a JS function guessing game with React

Javasc-ordle, making a JS function guessing game with React

Maybe we’re a bit late to the trend, but this week we had fun developing a wordle-esque game for guessing the output of hidden Javascript functions! We’ve deployed it on Codesphere so that you can play it yourself here [https://37929-3000.codesphere.com/] -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- How it works Javasc-ordle(

Make any Web App Collaborative with Snippyly

Make any Web App Collaborative with Snippyly

The addition of live collaboration to web apps across the internet has been one of our favorite trends of the past two decades. As we interact with each other from increasingly distant parts of the globe, live collaboration allows us to interact over the web without feeling that gap. Implementing

Pathfinding with Javascript: The A* Algorithm

There has been no shortage of academic research into finding efficient ways to find paths. Its use in games, logistics, and mapping makes it an important topic for any aspiring programmer to try their hand in. One of the most famous algorithms for computing the quickest route between two points

Visualizing the Color Spaces of Images with Python and MatPlotLib

They say a picture is worth a thousand words, but that also means that storing an image takes up considerably more storage than a word. As such, a great deal of research has been made to understand the composition of images and how these compositions can be represented efficiently. In

Getting started with Redis

Getting started with Redis

Redis is one of the most popular open-source, in-memory data stores because of its versatility in caching, session storage, real-time data storage, messaging, and high-speed data ingestion. It might just be the silver bullet that your app needs. In this post, we will have a look at how to use

How to Setup and Start Using TailWind

How to Setup and Start Using TailWind

Tailwind has grown massively in popularity the past couple years for its ability to streamline front-end design for web pages. TailwindCSS is a utility-first CSS framework. This means it provides users with a set of CSS helper classes to build their HTML pages. In addition to these CSS classes, Tailwind

Creating An Augmented Reality Website With AR.js

Creating An Augmented Reality Website With AR.js

One of the most exciting new ways to bring experiences to users is Augmented Reality. AR has already been adopted in various fields, such as the automotive industry to provide augmented navigation, the education field to provide interactive learning experiences, and manufacturing to aid design and planning. Augmented Reality has

Building Your First React Native Application with Expo

For all the talk of web apps being the future, mobile applications still are one the easiest ways to reach your users. But building and maintaining apps for iOS, Android, and the web can literally triple your workload. React Native solves this by helping developers build cross-platform mobile applications, reducing

The Beginner’s Guide to React Redux

Gone are the days where state can be an afterthought for your web project. Websites are handling more data live than they ever have before – but that doesn’t need to be a scary thing. Redux is an open-source JavaScript library for managing the state of a web application [https:

The Beginner’s Guide to JQuery

With all the talk of the hottest new Javascript libraries and frameworks, it seems the most important and most popular one often gets swept under the rug. I’m talking of course about JQuery In fact, with JQuery being used in 73% of the top 10 Million sites, it is

Build Your Own Livestreaming App with Twilio Live

Build Your Own Livestreaming App with Twilio Live

With the increase in remote work and lectures in the past two years, there has been an increase in the need for live streaming applications for online meetings, classes, and webinars. While general-purpose live-streaming applications are available, organisations prefer the use of their own internal live-streaming applications that meet their

Getting Started with Docker

Getting Started with Docker

We’ve all heard the dreaded words, “But it works on my machine.” Whether simple or complex, dependencies are an integral component of any development environment. A slightly different version or installation of a dependency can cause drastic issues with your development. That’s where Docker comes in. Docker facilitates

How to start contributing to Open Source projects on GitHub

How to start contributing to Open Source projects on GitHub

The software industry is unique in its reliance on open source projects. What started as a model that defied economic theory, has become the lifeblood of one of the most efficient and powerful technological spaces. As such, contributing to open source projects is not just a great way to improve

How to Build a GraphQL server with NodeJS and Express

How to Build a GraphQL server with NodeJS and Express

Being able to work with APIs and write queries is crucial to any developer’s skill set. While working with REST APIs may be the standard, more and more teams opt to setup their API’s using GraphQL. In this article, we’ll set up our own GraphQL server with