Overview One of the core functions of the aiMessage iOS app was to bring the LLM experience to iMessage, i.e., allowing iOS users to simply have a text message conversation with a large language m...
Overview As I mentioned in my first blog post of this series, all of our backend code had to be written in TypeScript, because all that was available was Cloud Functions (1st gen). In the 1st gene...
TL;DR If you want to skip around, here are the links to my other blog posts in this series: Using TypeScript (Blog series Part 2) LoopMessage API (Blog series Part 3) OpenAI API (Blog series Par...
In this blog post, I’m going to cover another John Crickett coding challenge that I just completed - building a Lisp interpreter in Python. Lisp is the second oldest high-level language implemented...
In this blog post, I’m going to provide a high-level overview of compilers and interpreters. When we talk about implementing a programming language, we can write a compiler or an interpreter to act...
Have I mentioned how much I love John Crickett’s coding challenges? In this post, I cover the completion of my 2nd coding challenge, an implementation (in Python) of the unix/Unix command-line tool...
Recently, I discovered my passion for software engineering, and have decided to pursue a career as a software engineer (SWE) when I complete my military service. As an aspiring SWE, I’m always look...
I decided to start a blog (mostly on things related to software engineering and programming), if only because it helps me gather my thoughts, and improve my understanding of technical concepts. I’v...