teleren/devto huggingface dataset:
Streamline your tasks with ease - Simplify your workflow with our Workflow Wizard
Tags: webmethods, integration, workflow, nlp
Published: 2023-05-09 10:17:29

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title: Streamline your tasks with ease - Simplify your workflow with our Workflow Wizard
published: true
date: 2023-05-05 08:44:47 UTC
tags: webmethods, integration, workflow, nlp
canonical_url: https://tech.forums.softwareag.com/t/streamline-your-tasks-with-ease-simplify-your-workflow-with-our-workflow-wizard/278266/1
---

 

_Coming Soon…_

## Introduction

Just wait! This is not about ChatGPT/OpenAI. It is the tool recently discovered by the [webMethods.io](http://webMethods.io) Integration team and we are just “exploring” it. This article talks about the new way of creating a workflow in the product which is offered by Software AG. The workflow creation is done using a basic description. Instead of doing a lookup to each & every service/connector/trigger & reading a lot of documentation, this capability in [webmethods.io](http://webmethods.io) Integration provides easy access to build an integration in their platform.

## Pre-requisite

You must have this capability added to your [webMethods.io](http://webMethods.io) Integration tenant.

## Steps to follow

1. Go to [webmethods.io](http://webmethods.io) Integration product.
2. Navigate to your project section.
3. While adding the workflow, you will be getting one “description” box, where in you can type your problem statement.
4. Using the NLP process, it suggests you some services/utilities from their connector catalog. You can proceed with your selection.
5. Next, your workflow is created! Just customize a little bit according to your requirement & execute ![:wink:](https://emoji.discourse-cdn.com/twitter/wink.png?v=12 ":wink:")

## Bonus

Not only it creates workflows but it also suggests recipes matching the description

[![image](https://global.discourse-cdn.com/techcommunity/optimized/3X/3/b/3ba247d36b803afec99277f7614f79e518073377_2_690x371.png)](https://global.discourse-cdn.com/techcommunity/original/3X/3/b/3ba247d36b803afec99277f7614f79e518073377.png "image")

## Demo

To see a demonstration of the new Workflow Wizard, please head over to the Software AG Tech Community Forum and read the [original article](https://tech.forums.softwareag.com/t/streamline-your-tasks-with-ease-simplify-your-workflow-with-our-workflow-wizard/278266).

## Next Step

So, instead of creating a workflow from scratch, try using the “Guided Integration” capability by [webmethods.io](http://webmethods.io) Integration.

## Limitation

1. The tool is capable of suggesting only those services which are built by Software AG.
2. The accuracy is all dependent upon the correctness of the prompt provided by the end user.

[Read full topic](https://tech.forums.softwareag.com/t/streamline-your-tasks-with-ease-simplify-your-workflow-with-our-workflow-wizard/278266/1)
Artificial Intelligence in Everyday Life
Tags: ai, machinelearning, deeplearning
Published: 2023-05-05 08:33:58

The [TechSpotlight](https://techspotlightblog.com/artificial-intelligence-everyday-life/) blog post highlights the expanding significance of artificial intelligence (AI) in our daily lives. It emphasizes a wide variety of applications such as personal assistants, healthcare, transportation, entertainment, and commerce. The capacity of AI to handle massive volumes of data and learn from patterns improves the efficiency and ease of numerous jobs while also providing tailored experiences. However, the article also addresses concerns about privacy and potential job displacement as a result of AI's rapid advancements. Finally, AI is becoming an increasingly important element of modern life, and its significance will only rise in the future years.


Read Full Article: https://techspotlightblog.com/artificial-intelligence-everyday-life/
Create a Landing Page With HTML CSS & JS
Tags: html, css, javascript, tutorial
Published: 2023-05-05 08:31:24

Create a Landing Page With HTML CSS & JS

in this tutorial we will learn how to create a landing page with html, css and js. Inside landing page have few features such as dark and light mode feature with cool animation.

{% embed https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yOvIE2FMXhQ %}

hope this tutorial is helpful and beneficial for you.

If you are interested to become a front end developer, I will teach you everything step by step. I've been sharing the complete HTML, CSS and JavaScript based tutorial on my channel. Also I will be sharing those technology videos on my channel,  want to improve you skills, keep touch my channel.
How to Edit Images with OpenAI in Python
Tags: openai, python, dalee, ai
Published: 2023-05-05 08:27:22

{% embed https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1TMu4hrqv5k %}

![Example of Edit with OpenAI](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/w80r6w4zayokqbynh4ca.png)

You can actually make some cool edits to images with the OpenAI API in Python. It is initially free to use and easy to set up in Python.

Some important things to note:

- You need a square image and a square mask.
- You can create a mask of an image here using this free online tool. It only allows a square mask.
- You need to describe the image itself and what you want in the mask, the AI needs to have some context on the existing image, or else the edit will not work.
- The image I found online was in “Palette” mode, so I needed to initially convert it to RGB by using the Pillow library in Python. You can uncomment the code below if you are having Palette issues.

Here is the code:

```
import openai

# from PIL import Image

import constants

# Set up the OpenAI API client
openai.api_key = constants.API_KEY

# Image.open("dalle-2 examples/cute_cat.png").convert("RGB").save(
#     "dalle-2 examples/cute_cat.png"
# )
# Generate a image from ChatGPT
response = openai.Image.create_edit(
    image=open("dalle-2 examples/cute_cat.png", "rb"),
    mask=open("dalle-2 examples/mask.png", "rb"),
    prompt="A black and white cat with a red ball",
    n=1,
    size="512x512",
)
image_url = response["data"][0]["url"]

# Print the response
print(image_url) 
```

Here is the video, would appreciate a subscription if you learn something new!
Handling and Displaying Strings with Line Breaks in React
Tags: webdev, react, beginners, frontend
Published: 2023-05-05 08:26:14


When an error message containing line break code `\n` is returned from an API access, the line breaks were not reflected when the message was output as is. I thought that converting `\n` to `<br>` would solve the problem, but `<br>` was just output as a plain text string. As it took some time to resolve the issue, I am leaving a note for reference.

## Issue
Line breaks are not reflected when outputting a message containing line break codes.

```jsx
const Body = () => {
  const body =
    'Bulbasaur\nCharmander\nSquirtle\nPikachu';

  return (
    <div>
      {body}
    </div>
  );
};
```
![Image description](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/typ23mbk121fhgsgwyf6.png)

## Solution 1: Splitting a String with Line Breaks into Components
In this solution, we split the original string by line breaks and create a component with `<br>` tags added to each element. This allows us to properly display the string with line breaks reflected.

```jsx
const Body = () => {
  const body =
    'Bulbasaur\nCharmander\nSquirtle\nPikachu';

  return (
    <div>
      <MultiLineBody body={body} />
    </div>
  );
};

const MultiLineBody = ({ body }: { body: string }) => {
  const texts = body.split('\n').map((item, index) => {
    return (
      <React.Fragment key={index}>
        {item}
        <br />
      </React.Fragment>
    );
  });
  return <div>{texts}</div>;
};
```

![Image description](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/ecxqf7d5evhns688e3sn.png)

## Solution 2: Using CSS to reflect line breaks
In this solution, we set the CSS property whiteSpace to pre-line to reflect the line break codes.

```jsx
const Body = () => {
  const body =
    'Bulbasaur\nCharmander\nSquirtle\nPikachu';

  return (
    <div style={{ whiteSpace: 'pre-line' }}>
      {body}
    </div>
  );
};
```
Give Your Flutter Apps a Performance Pump 💪 with Deferred Imports
Tags: flutter, dart, programming, mobile
Published: 2023-05-05 08:01:00

Hello, fellow Flutter/Dart enthusiasts! If you're looking to give your apps a performance boost, then you're in for a treat! Today, we're going to explore the magic of **deferred imports** in Dart. By the end of this post, you'll learn how to lazy-load libraries, which can significantly improve the initial startup time of your apps.

So buckle up and let's dive right in!

### The Power of Deferred Imports

Imagine you're working on a fantastic Dart application that requires a heavy library (like an image processing library). Now, loading this library can slow down your app's startup time, and we don't want that, right? That's where deferred imports come to our rescue!

In Dart, the `deferred` keyword allows you to lazy-load a library, meaning it's only loaded when it's actually needed. Combine this with the `as` keyword to create an alias for the imported library, and you're all set! Here's an example:

```dart
import 'package:heavy_library/heavy_library.dart' deferred as heavyLibrary;
```

### A Step-by-Step Guide to Deferred Imports

Once you've declared the import using the `deferred` keyword, you'll need to load the library explicitly before using its members. You do this by calling the `loadLibrary()` function on the alias. Let's walk through a complete example:

1. First, let's import our required libraries. We'll import `dart:async` for working with `Future`, and our heavy library using the `deferred` keyword:

```dart
import 'dart:async';
import 'package:heavy_library/heavy_library.dart' deferred as heavyLibrary;
```

2. Now, create a `main` function that will act as the entry point for our application:

```dart
Future<void> main() async {
  print('Application started.');

  // Perform some operations before loading the heavy library.
  await Future.delayed(Duration(seconds: 2));

  // Load the heavy library.
  await heavyLibrary.loadLibrary();
  print('Heavy library loaded.');

  // Use the heavy library.
  heavyLibrary.heavyFunction();
  print('Heavy function executed.');
}
```

In this example, the `heavy_library` package is imported using the `deferred` keyword and aliased as `heavyLibrary`. The main function of the application performs some operations before loading the heavy library using `await heavyLibrary.loadLibrary()`. Once the library is loaded, you can call its members, like `heavyLibrary.heavyFunction()` in this example.

And that's it! You've just mastered the art of deferred imports in Dart!

### Wrapping Up

Now that you know how to use deferred imports in Dart, you can boost the performance of your apps by only loading heavy libraries when they're truly needed. This can be a game-changer, especially for large applications with numerous dependencies.

So go on, give your Dart apps a performance boost, and keep coding! 🚀

Credit for this post: [Reham Ali's LinkedIn Post 🤌](https://www.linkedin.com/posts/reham-ali-768895229_hello-flutter-developers-did-you-hear-activity-7057755093311369216-WIrP?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop)
30 Days of Rust - Day 12
Tags: rust, learning, beginners
Published: 2023-05-05 07:56:37

Happy Friday folks, I've got some time to myself this morning to make some progress on my CLI project. I'm currently en route to Munich from Berlin to attend my company \[at\]'s spring party. Don't worry I'll make sure to not overdo it so that I can post again tomorrow. 

## Yesterday's questions answered
- The `?` provides a short-hand way of handling `Result` and `Option`. If a function or method returns a `Result` or `Option`, then chaining that call with `?` will cause the function to return if an `Error` or `None` is yielded, respectively. These are both wrapped in their respective containers. If the `Result` or `Option` yields a value, then the function will continue to execute.
- `to_owned` is a required method of the `ToOwned` trait. It is very similar to `clone`. It basically takes a borrowed value and turns it into an owned one. I'm not sure what the implications for your program would be in this case. I guess I really need to look more at ownership 😀
 
## Today's open questions
- What does `&'a` mean?
- What exactly is an implementation type?
- What are Send and Sync?
- Is `derive` similar to class inheritance?

## Mistakes have been made
As you may have noticed from my last couple of posts, I've been struggling to make proper progress on my project. This is in part due to my inability to code quickly in Rust. Now as I reflect, however, I also realise that it would have probably been wiser to start with the CLI tool.

The CLI is the point in our program where we define our data models that will be received from and fed back to the user. Initially I feared that starting with the CLI tool could lead to a coupling between the different parts of my code. I have worked on projects where third-party CLI tools were so deeply embedded in a system that you could only run and test Python code from through the CLI (I know, `pytest` is a CLI tool but that's not what I mean here). I think I was overcompensating here and ran into another problem: designing code without a clearly defined data model at hand. Consider this extract from the CLI section of the [Rust book](https://rust-cli.github.io/book/tutorial/cli-args.html#cli-arguments-as-data-type):

> "*In Rust, it is common to structure programs around the data they handle, so this way of looking at CLI arguments fits very well.*"


## CLI models
I was able to setup a very simple CLI model that accepts a command string as an argument. I used the `derive` approach from the `clap` library. This worked well to get something simple working. Where I'm struggling right now is understanding how I can split my command string into CLI arguments. The [shlex](https://crates.io/crates/shlex) library should solve this problem, but it doesn't support powershell parsing. One solution could be to use the shell when running on Windows and an argument approach when running on unix.
5 Reasons Why Code Reviews are Critical for Productivity and Quality Assurance
Tags: development, webdev, coding, codenewbie
Published: 2023-05-05 07:41:06

According to a recent survey by GitLab, 87% of developers believe that code reviews are either somewhat or very important in their development process. Why not, code reviews are a notable process in software development where other developers review and analyze a piece of code written by their peers. Just like a watchful eye on a painter’s canvas, code reviews serve as a critical component in maintaining high-quality code and ensuring productivity and quality assurance in software development.

Moreover, as per a recent statistic, the yield of the Code Review phase is 50 to 80% better than that of the Test phase. So here are the five infallible reasons to give code reviews a try and unlock the full potential of your software development process.

![Image description](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/n6pedc96odab4fhv5vfi.jpg)

## 5 Reasons Why Code Reviews are Critical for Productivity
1) You don’t want errors to sneak up on you!
2) You can take your code quality from ‘mehhh’ to ‘magnificent’
3) You need a stronger and more collaborative team
4) You need to bid goodbye to messy code
5) Have your team’s spirit high and their coding skills even higher

## 1) You dont want errors to sneak up on you
By reviewing code before it reaches production, developers can identify potential issues and correct them before they become significant problems. This is possible as Code Reviewing involves a process where one or more developers review another developer’s code to identify and correct any errors or issues.

Code reviews can help to identify errors before they are released into production. Catching errors early can save a significant amount of time and resources in the long run, as it allows developers to address problems before they cause delays or lead to more significant issues.

For instance, code reviews identify logic errors. So let’s think of code reviews as your own personal code detectives, helping you catch those sneaky logic errors and security vulnerabilities before they have a chance to wreak havoc in your code.

## 2) You can take your code quality from mehh to magnificent
Code reviews help you to write better code by providing technical examples that demonstrate best practices and potential pitfalls. It even ensures that the codebase is consistent, reducing the likelihood of bugs and making the codebase easier to maintain in the long term.

Moreover, code reviews have been proven to improve code quality by up to 35%. It helps developers write better code by catching syntax errors, identifying areas for optimization, and ensuring adherence to established coding standards.

Read full article here: https://bit.ly/3LxTHRd
Looking for a team for Medical Image Processing project
Tags: dl, machinelearning, ai, medicalimaging
Published: 2023-05-05 07:35:10

Title: Seeking Collaborators for Medical Image Processing Project

Body: 

Hello everyone,

I am currently looking for collaborators to join a project related to medical image processing. The goal of this project is to develop a software solution that can assist medical professionals in the analysis and interpretation of medical images.

The project will involve working with a variety of medical image modalities, such as X-ray, MRI, CT, and ultrasound, and implementing advanced image processing techniques to enhance the quality of images and extract relevant features. Some of the specific tasks that will be involved in this project include:

- Developing algorithms for image segmentation, registration, and feature extraction
- Designing and implementing machine learning models for image classification and diagnosis
- Developing a user-friendly interface for medical professionals to interact with the software

If you have experience in medical image processing or related fields, and are interested in working on this project, please reach out to me. I am open to collaborating with individuals or teams with different levels of experience and expertise.

This project has the potential to make a significant impact in the medical field by improving the accuracy and efficiency of medical image analysis. Join me in this exciting endeavor and let's make a difference together!
O que é RPA e como podemos nos beneficiar de seu uso?
Published: 2023-05-05 04:53:12

![Image description](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/nv3nkexjfu1o4f4dp3a8.png)

RPA (Robotic Process Automation) é uma tecnologia que utiliza robôs de software para automatizar processos de negócios. Esses robôs são programados para executar tarefas repetitivas, rotineiras e que não requerem decisões complexas, permitindo que os funcionários possam se concentrar em atividades mais estratégicas e de alto valor agregado.

Os benefícios do uso do RPA são muitos, dentre eles podemos destacar:

- **Aumento da eficiência e produtividade**:
Com o RPA, as tarefas que antes eram realizadas manualmente podem ser executadas de forma automática, o que resulta em uma redução do tempo gasto em cada tarefa e na diminuição de erros humanos. Isso permite que as empresas possam fazer mais com menos recursos.

- **Redução de custos**: 
Com a automação de tarefas rotineiras, as empresas podem reduzir os custos com mão de obra, já que os robôs podem realizar as tarefas de forma mais rápida e eficiente.

- **Maior precisão e qualidade**: 
O RPA é capaz de executar tarefas com uma precisão muito maior do que a de um ser humano, reduzindo erros e aumentando a qualidade do trabalho realizado.

- **Melhoria da satisfação do cliente**: 
Com a automatização de tarefas, os funcionários podem se concentrar em atividades que exigem mais atenção e interação com o cliente, o que pode melhorar a satisfação do cliente.

- **Agilidade e flexibilidade**: 
O RPA permite que as empresas possam responder rapidamente a mudanças nas necessidades do mercado, adicionando ou removendo tarefas conforme necessário.

- **Monitoramento e análise de dados**: 
Os robôs de software utilizados no RPA podem coletar e analisar dados em tempo real, o que permite que as empresas identifiquem rapidamente possíveis problemas e tomem medidas corretivas.

Resumindo, o RPA é uma tecnologia que pode trazer muitos benefícios para as empresas, permitindo que elas automatizem processos rotineiros, reduzam custos, aumentem a eficiência e melhorem a qualidade do trabalho realizado. Com a adoção do RPA, as empresas podem se concentrar em atividades mais estratégicas e importantes para o sucesso do negócio.
Here is where developers perish…
Tags: developertools, training, course
Published: 2023-05-05 07:18:41

---
title: Here is where developers perish…
published: true
description: I just finished recording a course for LinkedIn learning on developer tools for non-developers. We can do so much better and people should know the power they have over the web.
tags: developertools, training, course
cover_image: https://christianheilmann.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/shooitng-1024x613.jpg
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# published_at: 2023-05-05 07:05 +0000
canonical_url: https://christianheilmann.com/2023/05/05/here-is-where-developers-perish/
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And that's a wrap. I recorded my last video in the German LinkedIn Learning video course on "Browser developer tools for non-developers". My favourite stumbling block over the course of the last few days was me starting a sentence with "Und hier verwenden Entwickler:innen…" ("…and here is where developers use…") and making a pig's ear out of it by saying "Und hier verenden Entwickler:innen" ("and here is where developers perish"). 

I will now do some demo recordings of an English version of the course we will offer LinkedIn US, so fingers crossed that this will be taken on. I think there is a lot of good in explaining the power people have over the web we are given if they know what they can do using tools built into their browsers. 

We don't need to click through annoying, redirecting overlays or wait for download buttons to become active in a minute's time. We also don't need to install dozens of extensions just to download some images or be able to control or download a video. 

![Demo screencast of ways to remove overlays and make inactive buttons clickable](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/vxrqtb5m10pq7gergn9s.gif)

A lot of these annoyances can be worked around using browser developer tools. Where this gets problematic is that developer tools are obviously built for developers, so they are not the most user-friendly. But I think that if you explain the basics and show people how to use them, they can be a great help. 

And maybe it is a good thing to ask non-developers to give browser makers more feedback that a design-by-committee, let's-add-another-tool-why-not approach to developer tools design isn't the best idea to start with. I've tried hard to make browser developer tools more approachable the last three years and we had some successes. Now we need others to follow suit and re-think tooling.