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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PWA Custom Button For Install Prompt
Cross Platform PWA Install Button Creating a custom install button for a Progressive Web App (PWA) involves several steps to ensure it works across different browsers and devices.
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Git Diff Code Differences With Netbeans
Visually Diff Using IDE Apache Netbeans can use existing Git versioned projects.
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JavaScript Overlay Detected Barcode
Identify Parsed Barcodes A barcode is a method of representing machine-readable images consisting of black and white bars.
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Git Difftool For Code Reviews
Mastering Git Difftool The git diff is a command used to compare changes between 2 versions of a file or between 2 commits in a Git Repository.
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JavaScript Read Barcode Country Of Origin
Identify Parsed Barcodes A barcode is a method of representing machine-readable images consisting of black and white bars.
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Install PrestaShop Online Store
Setup PrestaShop In Two Ways Learn how to install PrestaShop Shopping Cart from the command line and graphically.
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JavaScript QR Code Links Scanner
Decoding Barcode Images A barcode is a method of representing machine-readable images consisting of black and white bars.
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Zint Barcode Studio Review
Creating And Reading Barcodes A barcode is a method of representing machine-readable images consisting of black and white bars.
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Web Browser Barcode Detection API
Reading Barcode Images A barcode is a method of representing machine-readable images consisting of black and white bars.