While everyone talks about models and APIs, one key piece is often overlooked: the interface and platform where your users will actually work with AI. That’s where Open WebUI comes
PHP, one of the foundational languages of the web, keeps evolving. The release of PHP 8.5 on November 20, 2025 confirms that the language still wants to be relevant in
The Large Language Model ecosystem has been looking for ways to pack more data into fewer tokens. JSON is the de facto standard for representing complex structures, but it’s also
In every AI project there’s an unglamorous step that quietly decides the quality–price ratio of your results: getting documents into a clean, consistent format before they hit a model. Microsoft’s
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For years, the API client market has been dominated by cloud-centric collaboration platforms—Postman chief among them. Bruno takes a deliberately different path: it’s open-source, fast, 100% offline, and natively Git-integrated.
RAGFlow is a 100% open-source RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) and agent engine you can run on-prem (no data exfiltration) to query, reason over, and cite information from PDF/DOCX/HTML/images/tables and structured sources.
Mastering Git isn’t about memorizing commands; it’s about understanding the graph—branches, commits, pointers, and how HEAD, branch refs, and tags move with each operation. Learn Git Branching (LGB) turns that
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