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dev.to > prabhasg56 > react-native-environment-setup-managing-dev-prod-and-staging-builds-with-android-flavors-and-ios-1j2e

React Native Environment Setup: Managing Dev, Prod, and Staging Builds with Android Flavors and iOS Schemes

7+ min ago   (1634+ words) If you've worked on a React Native app that has both development and production environments, you probably know how quickly environment management becomes annoying. At the beginning, it usually looks simple: Then the app grows. Suddenly, you have different: And…...


dev.to > 0xshin0221 > what-people-are-building-with-jev-a-look-through-nine-awesome-lists-30nb

What people are building with Jev: a look through nine awesome lists

4+ min ago   (1368+ words) A visual guide to Jev projects: nine directory READMEs, repository overlap, a 358-entry category breakdown, and practical examples. Tagged with ai, jev, opensource, showdev....


dev.to > apsis-cc > prometheus-na-pratica-scraping-o-endpoint-metrics-e-uma-mini-app-python-expondo-metricas-2j08

Prometheus na prática - scraping, o endpoint /metrics e uma mini app Python expondo métricas

33+ min ago   (344+ words) No primeiro artigo desta série, subimos Prometheus, Loki e Grafana com Docker Compose, mas sem nenhuma aplicação real enviando dados — o Prometheus só monitorava a si mesmo. Este artigo resolve isso: vamos entender como o Prometheus efetivamente coleta métricas de…...


dev.to > ritualdev > stop-bookmarking-dead-awesome-lists-we-built-a-zero-paywall-developer-directory-with-automated-gl3

Stop Bookmarking Dead "Awesome" Lists: We Built a Zero-Paywall Developer Directory with Automated Health Checks

56+ min ago   (23+ words) Every developer's browser bookmarks look the same: dozens of starred "Awesome-XYZ" GitHub lists... Tagged with opensource, webdev, programming, productivity....


dev.to > cheng2zhang > making-chroma-work-in-chinese-57jb

Making Chroma Work in Chinese

44+ min ago   (1282+ words) Note: This tutorial picks up where Chroma's official quick start guide leaves off. So you've finished Chroma's quick start — congratulations. Everything works, right up until you feed Chroma some Chinese text. Chroma's default embedding model, all-MiniLM-L6-v2, is English-only. Given Chinese…...


dev.to > megapixel99 > a-determinism-check-has-to-leave-the-process-3ink

A Determinism Check Has to Leave the Process

48+ min ago   (1536+ words) Code: Megapixel99/nondet The obvious way to check whether a Python function is deterministic is to call it twice and compare. I wrote that check, and it is blind to the commonest source of nondeterminism in the language. String hashing is…...


dev.to > atsushi_hatchco > a-new-model-dropped-dont-just-swap-the-id-2a3e

A New Model Dropped. Don't Just Swap the ID.

1+ hour, 1+ min ago   (845+ words) The new model is out. The benchmarks look great. Your provider has already scheduled the sunset date for the one you are running. So you swap the model ID, run a few requests, see nothing obviously broken, and ship. I…...


dev.to > ikkun1222 > jev-vs-a-310m-encoder-i-trained-myself-750-rows-three-tasks-two-different-winners-242e

Jev vs a 310M encoder I trained myself: 750 rows, three tasks, two different winners

1+ hour, 20+ min ago   (960+ words) One-line summary: A decision API wins when you have no labels; a small trained encoder wins when you have a few hundred — and which one wins on a given task is decided by the shape of the task, not by…...


dev.to > echoluoluo > coordinates-are-usually-the-beginning-not-the-answer-336

Coordinates Are Usually the Beginning, Not the Answer

1+ hour, 15+ min ago   (1088+ words) When people work with maps, latitude and longitude are often treated as the final result. You search for a place, get a pair of coordinates, and the task seems complete. But in practice, coordinates are rarely the final answer. They…...


dev.to > veil_im > we-label-every-security-claim-on-our-site-implemented-experimental-or-not-claimed-1jge

We Label Every Security Claim on Our Site: Implemented, Experimental, or Not Claimed

1+ hour, 20+ min ago   (497+ words) Somewhere in the last decade, "end-to-end encrypted" stopped meaning anything. So we did something that felt commercially reckless: we labelled every single claim on the site as one of three things. Implemented — it's in the current build, testable by anyone…...