My Dev Week #0 – Sora, FreeCodeCamp.org, Ollama and More

📰 Monday’s AI News | OpenAI’s Sora 🎥

Sora is the brand new AI model by OpenAI capable of generating videos from text instructions, offering videos up to one minute long. It represents a significant step in creating immersive, imaginative visual content.

More ➡️ openai.com/sora

📚 Tuesday’s Resource | FreeCodeCamp.org 🔥

FreeCodeCamp is a comprehensive online platform offering free coding tutorials and projects across various domains of technology and programming. Originally focused on web development, it has expanded to cover a wide range of topics including data science, machine learning, cybersecurity, and more. The platform provides a structured curriculum with hands-on coding challenges to help learners improve their skills and knowledge.

FreeCodeCamp’s mission is to make coding education accessible to everyone, regardless of their background or financial situation, through its free resources and certifications.

More ➡️ www.freecodecamp.org

🧑‍💻 Wednesday’s Open Source Project | Ollama 🦙

Ollama is a platform that enables users to run Llama 2, Code Llama, and other LLM models locally on their machines. It is designed to facilitate the customization and creation of large language models, offering users the flexibility to operate these models without sending private data to third-party services.

More ➡️ ollama.com

📊 Thursday’s Poll | Mobile OS 📱

This week’s poll is about the mobile OS used by people.

What is the operating system of your mobile device? Android, iOS or other?

• Android
• iOS
• Other

📜 Friday’s Historic Moment | Margaret Hamilton 👩‍🔬

Friday March 8th was International Women’s Day, we celebrate Margaret Hamilton, the computer science pioneer whose work revolutionized space exploration. Her leadership in developing the code for the Apollo Guidance Computer (AGC) made it possible for mankind to reach the Moon.

Thie following image shows her next to the stacks of code that made the achievement possible, a symbol of women’s ingenuity and determination in science and technology.

To learn more about this incredible historic moment, read my full article ⤵️

The code that took us beyond our frontiers

📱 Saturday’s App Update | Data Export Feature 📤

Last week, I added a feature to my app allowing users to export data from the local database to a CSV file.

This is part of an effort to provide backup functionality. Additionally, plans are underway to implement an import function for data restoration, offering users a comprehensive backup solution.

Food Expiration Dates is available for Android devices on Google Play

🖼️ Sunday’s AI Art | Celestis 🪐

This week’s AI art is Celestis, an imaginary world thought by ChatGPT and painted by DALL·E.

Here’s the prompt used for generating the image:

Visualize a world where the fantastical and the technological are indistinguishably intertwined. In the center, a neon jungle throbs with life, its trees glowing with vibrant hues of blue, pink, and green, casting an ethereal light on the creatures that dwell within. Above, the sky is alive with the vibrant streaks of airships leaving trails of light, while floating islands dot the horizon, each connected to the ground below by glowing, ethereal chains. The scene is set against the backdrop of a twilight sky, painted with the colors of two setting suns and the rise of three moons, their light reflecting off the surface of towering crystal mountains in the distance. Celestis is a realm where the everyday is magical, and the landscape itself tells a story of harmony between nature and innovation, inviting adventurers to explore its mysteries and marvels.

That’s all for this week, see you soon! 👋