Skiplevel

Skiplevel

Education Management

NY, NY 1,434 followers

Training non-engineering tech professionals and teams to become more technical in 5 weeks–without learning how to code

About us

Software engineer & founder of the Skiplevel Program. Helping product managers and non-engineering roles become more technical ✨

Website
http://www.skiplevel.co
Industry
Education Management
Company size
2-10 employees
Headquarters
NY, NY
Type
Privately Held
Founded
2021

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    🔔 Understanding Webhook Design: The 3 Main Parts 🔔. Webhooks are essential for real-time app communication, allowing quick updates whenever specific events occur. But have you ever wondered what makes up a robust webhook design? Here are the three main components: 1️⃣ Webhook Origin: This is the app where the trigger event happens. It's the starting point that initiates the data flow. 2️⃣ Webhook Recipient: This app processes the data sent from the webhook origin. It's where the action takes place based on the received information. 3️⃣ Webhook URL: This is the address within the webhook recipient where the webhook origin sends its message. It's the crucial link ensuring the data gets to the right place. By understanding these key parts, you can design more efficient and effective webhooks, enhancing real-time data sharing between your apps. Let's embrace seamless communication! 💬✨ #TechTips #Webhooks #ProductManager

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    Do you know how to protect sensitive data when using AI chatbots or developing products in AI? As AI continues to be widely adopted, security breaches also increases. That's why it's crucial to know: (1) What are the security risks (2) How to mitigate each risk

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    🔍 Ever wondered how blockchain works? Let’s break it down! Blockchain is a revolutionary type of database that's making waves, especially with cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin. Unlike traditional databases, blockchain stands out in how it structures and accesses data. Blockchain is used to store crypto transactions in a "ledger" format. Each transaction is a "block," and these blocks link together to form a "chain" – hence, blockchain. Key features of blockchain: 🌐 Distributed: Each transaction is recorded on multiple machines (nodes), ensuring consistency. 🔒 Decentralized: No single entity controls the data. Every node has the same record, making tampering almost impossible. 🛡️ Immutable: Once a transaction is recorded, it can't be altered. This ensures the integrity and trustworthiness of the data. Blockchain's decentralized and immutable nature is what makes it so powerful and secure. Whether you're in tech or just curious, understanding blockchain is crucial in today’s digital world! #Blockchain #Crypto #DataSecurity #Decentralization

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    As a PM, understanding Single Page Applications (SPAs) is crucial. While SPAs offer a faster and better user experience, they also come with challenges that require careful consideration. Key drawbacks include: 🔅 Less secure due to Cross-Site Scripting (XSS). 🔅 Dependence on JavaScript, which, if disabled, can hinder functionality. 🔅 Longer and more complex development timelines. Make sure to have a thorough discussion with your team to weigh the pros and cons and decide if SPAs are the right fit for your project. #ProductManagement #WebDevelopment #SPAs

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    6 Popular Cloud Services You Should Know: Modern applications today are built and deployed using cloud services. Here are some popular cloud products used to build your app and you should recognize: 🔅 AWS EC2 🔅 Heroku Dynos 🔅 Google Compute Engine 🔅 Digital Ocean App Platform 🔅 Azure Virtual Machines 🔅 CloudFlare #CloudComputing #AWS #GoogleCloud #Azure #DigitalOcean #Heroku #CloudFlare #Innovation #Tech

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    What is an LLM (Large Language Model)? LLM is a specialized type of AI trained on vast data sets using neural networks to understand, generate, and predict human language content. There are lots of different LLMs created for different purposes and use cases like: 🔅 Helping programmers write code 🔅 Customer service and Chatbots 🔅 Generating human texts such as essays or poems .. and much more Like all algorithm generated content, LLMs' reliability depends on the quality of the data they are trained on. If they are provided with incorrect information, they will produce inaccurate responses to user queries.

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    What are the key differences of AI, Machine Learning, and Deep Learning? You can visualize the three as subsets of each other: Deep Learning is a subset of Machine Learning that’s a subset of AI. Here's a simple and effective analogy: 🔅 AI is like Transportation. Transportation encompassed all methods of moving people (e.g. cars, trains, bicycles). AI encompasses all technologies simulating human cognitive tasks 🔅 Machine Learning is like Cars as one of the modes of transportation. Machine Learning is a type of AI that uses structured data to identify patterns. 🔅 Deep Learning is like Electric cars, a specific type of car. Deep learning is a specific type of machine learning that utilizes deep neural networks to to identify patterns. This analogy helps simplify the intricate layers of these revolutionary technologies! #AI #MachineLearning #DeepLearning #TechInsights

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    TECH FOR #PRODUCTMANAGERS What are Libraries & Frameworks? Libraries and frameworks are both pre-made, reusable code packages that accelerate development by solving common problems, sparing developers from reinventing solutions. For example, manipulating time and timezones in an app can be challenging. Rather than tackle complex tasks like timezone conversions from scratch, developers often opt to integrate established libraries like moment.js into their codebase. However, while libraries and frameworks are both re-useable pieces of code, they're used for different purposes. Libraries are imported code collections that add specific functionality to a project, like implementing a calendar in a web app. Frameworks, on the other hand, offer comprehensive solutions, providing structure, guidelines, and pre-written code for tasks such as database management, routing, and authentication.

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