Quite simply: starting from nothing, starting from zero. In tech, you often hear « building an application from scratch ». It means designing and developing an application from a blank page, rather than building on top of the latest version of the app or a similar template.
The upside of starting from zero is more freedom in design and only building what is strictly necessary, without dragging along useless apps, plug-ins or patches. The downside: it obviously requires more time and more skill.
Ping is the name of a computer command used to test whether another machine can be reached over an IP network.
See definition →RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) is an architectural pattern for LLM applications in which, before answering a question, the system fetches relevant passages from a corpus of documents in order to ground the generat…
See definition →A/B testing is an experimentation method that compares two versions (A and B) of the same item - web page, feature, email, price - to measure which performs better against a given goal (conversion rate, clicks, retentio…
See definition →The AI Act (the European regulation on artificial intelligence, adopted in 2024) is the world's first horizontal legal framework governing the development and use of AI systems.
See definition →An API (Application Programming Interface) is a software interface that lets one piece of software or service « connect » to another in order to exchange data and features.
See definition →Back-end is a web development domain - the coded part of an application that is invisible to the user: the server side.
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