Ugh, that dreaded error message! “Failed to connect to MySQL server at localhost: 3306.” If you’re seeing this, you’re probably staring at your screen wondering why your application can’t talk to your database. Trust me, I’ve been there, tearing my hair out. It’s like your computer is speaking a different language, and you’re stuck in …
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Ever been there? You’re cruising along, coding like a rockstar, ready to push your masterpiece to GitHub or GitLab, and BAM! You get that dreaded “Failed to push some refs” error. It’s like hitting a brick wall at full speed. Trust me, I’ve been there, staring blankly at my screen, wondering what went wrong. But …
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Ever locked yourself out of your own MySQL database? Yeah, me too. It’s frustrating when you’re trying to connect to your local MySQL database server and get that dreaded “Access denied” message because you’ve forgotten the root password. Don’t worry; it happens to the best of us! Resetting the root password is quite simple, and …
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Do you have a website with a contact form that does not send emails? It can be frustrating to build a beautiful website only to have a contact form that does not work. Many website owners need a simple way for visitors to reach them. This guide shows you how to connect your HTML contact …
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Do you want to work on a project with others? Maybe you want to help improve an open-source project online? Then you need to learn about Pull Requests (PRs). A Pull Request is how you suggest changes to a project’s main code. It lets others review your work before it becomes part of the main project. …
Do you need to send emails automatically from your Python programs? Whether you are building an automated report, a contact form, or a notification system, connecting Python to Gmail’s SMTP server is a powerful skill. This guide shows you how to set up your Gmail account, create a special “App Password,” and write a simple …
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I’m going to be blunt: most AI-generated code looks like a talented intern who learned everything from Stack Overflow and bad habits. It can be clever. It can be fast. But it rarely ships without supervision. That stopped annoying me the day I stopped treating these models like glorified search bars and started treating them …
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In the last post regarding OpenAI Agent Builder, I showed you how you can easily build a booking agent. You can check it out here: Create Agent Using OpenAI AgentBuilderAnd in this post, I’ll show you how to put the shiny new agent that you created inside OpenAI’s Agent Builder, on your website. I’ve been …
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Semantic search – finding answers by meaning instead of exact keywords, is all the rage now. In fact this is a trend that I think is going to last, as after ChatGPT’s release, none of you are searching in the ‘old way’. That’s one of the reason my team built relunit.com, because no one seems …
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You’re about to turn incoming emails into actual Google Calendar events, automatically. The flow is simple: Gmail receives an email, an AI agent decides if it should become an event, and if yes, a Google Calendar event is created using the Calendar API – all wired up in one n8n workflow. You’ll build it from …
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