Ojambo Technical Reviews
Independent Engineering • Open Source Architecture • AI Solutions
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Open Source
Deep dives into Fedora Linux, Podman containers, and robust shell automation for modern infrastructure.
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Development
Advanced WebGL (Three.js), Python scripting for Blender, and full-stack PHP/JavaScript workflows.
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AI Architecture
Implementing local LLMs, GGUF quantization techniques, and AI-driven automation for engineering.
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Latest Technical Reviews
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Golden Cube In Blender Using Python Embedded On Website
Introduction In this beginner-level tutorial, we’ll walk through the process of creating a golden cube using the Blender Python API and displaying it in a web browser using the <model-viewer> element.
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Page Flip Animation in Blender Using Python
🎥 Generate Page Flip Animation Via Blender Python API Have you ever wanted to automate animations in Blender using Python?
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PHP Web Framework Slim
Introduction to Slim Framework with Database Example Slim Framework is a micro-framework for PHP that follows the Model-View-Controller (MVC) design pattern.
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Overlap Grid Items In CSS Grid
How to Handle Overlapping Grid Items in CSS Grid CSS Grid is an incredibly powerful tool for creating complex, two-dimensional layouts.
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HTML5 Round Color Picker
How to Create an HTML5 Round Color Picker (No Extensions or Plugins Required) If you’ve ever wanted a sleek, interactive round color picker for your web app or design project—without relying on third-party plugins or extensions—this guide is for you!
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NetBeans 26 Advanced Editor Review
NetBeans 26 Review: A Comprehensive Deep Dive 🚀 Overview Apache NetBeans 26, released on May 19, 2025, arrives with support for JDKs 17, 21, and the latest JDK 24, broadening its appeal to developers targeting modern Java platforms.
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Review Generative AI Phi3 14B Model
🔍 Reviewing Phi-3 LLM on Linux Using Alpaca & Ollama In this article, I’ll walk you through my experience using Phi-3, a lightweight large language model (LLM) developed by Microsoft, running locally on Linux via Alpaca, a user-friendly front-end for Ollama packaged conveniently as a Flatpak.


