Reflections

  🚀 Vibe Coding: Building a Home Library with Antigravity AI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=adPubKYe2EE The provided text is a transcript from a   Brototype Malayalam   YouTube livestream featuring a "vibe coding" session where developers build a   home library management application   called "Vaayana." The creators demonstrate the use of   AI-driven development tools   like   Antigravity ,   Google Gemini , and   Stitch   to automate project planning, UI design, and code generation. Throughout the stream, they engage with viewers to select the project idea, discuss the   future of AI-assisted programming , and explain technical concepts such as   Next.js ,   MongoDB , and   API integration . The session emphasizes that while AI can handle repetitive tasks, developers still need a strong grasp of   software fundamentals   and security to build high-quality applications. Ultimately, the source serves a...

  I have been going through a lot of videos, tutorials, websites to understand AI. The following video resonated with me. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U07MHi4Suj8 If you want to actually understand large language models- not just use ChatGPT, but genuinely understand how these systems work, how to build with them, and how to stay relevant as this field evolves- this video gives you the exact learning path to follow, step by step. There are hundreds of LLM courses out there right now. Everyone's got a tutorial, everyone's got a certification. And if you're trying to figure out where to start, it can feel completely paralyzing. Should you jump straight into prompt engineering? Do you need to understand transformers first? What about fine-tuning? What about agents? In this video, I break down the 4-step path that actually works- the one that gives you lasting understanding rather than just surface-level familiarity. The 4 Steps: Step 1: Fundamentals of Machine Learning ...

  Creating a website using antigravity.

  Software/Tools 1. WSL ( since I was using windows) 2. Python ( Programming language) 3. Poetry 4. Hugging face 5.  Ollama + AI Model  6. Pyenv

 I worked on UI Automation using Cucumber, Java and Selenium in a company ( company name hidden due to confidentiality agreement). After creating the framework completely, when it was time to deploy to pipeline, I found we don't have devops team in the company. The devs were helping out by doing devops work in addition to their normal duties. They explained that they can help with C# code ( basically .Net core deployments into agents), but could not help maintaining agents which run JVM ( for Java code). It was time to switch to C#. I found Specflow is a C# implementation of Cucumber and we need Visual Studio ( Professional at least) to continue the work. The management at the highest level were very supportive and they were willing to spend the money and give me all the support to rewrite the entire framework in C#. It was time to make Automation a success in the company. And it was going to be more thrilling than any movie we can imagine with all the twists and turns.

  When working on the Mac and coding in IntelliJ, sometimes you see an error in the console, and it gives the file name. If you want to open the specific file (instead of searching a particular text in all files), use this shortcut instead. Alternatively, if you are in the finder window and want to go to a particular folder, you can always press "Cmd + shift + G" and paste the path in the dialog box.