Tag: Projects
All the articles with the tag "Projects".
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Why There Is No “Interpreter” Endpoint in the Zoom API
Many teams attempt to retrieve language interpretation usage (e.g., minutes consumed per language channel) through the Zoom REST API, only to discover that no such endpoint exists for Meetings or
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Automating Data Extraction with Airflow, BeautifulSoup, and MinIO
In the data engineering ecosystem, a common task is to automate the extraction of data from external sources, perform minimal processing, and store it in a data lake for further analysis. In this
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Testing Apache Airflow DAGs: A Modular Approach
Introduction Apache Airflow is a powerful workflow automation tool, but testing DAGs can be challenging due to their dependency on the Airflow scheduler and execution environment. In this post, we
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Orchestrating SQL Files: Efficiently Managing Multiple Scripts
When working on database projects, you often find yourself managing and executing multiple SQL files. Whether these files are for creating schemas, seeding data, or running migrations, orchestrating
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How to Choose the Best Classification Model Based on Performance Metrics
When working on machine learning classification tasks, selecting the best model often involves analyzing various performance metrics like accuracy, precision, recall, and F1-score. In this post, I’ll
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Resolving PostgreSQL Authentication Errors in Docker Compose for Redash
Introduction When setting up Redash with Docker Compose, one of the common errors users might encounter is related to PostgreSQL authentication. Specifically, the psycopg2.OperationalError:
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50projectsIn50days – Day 31: Password Generator
A password generator is composed by a text file and some other characteristics. Besides the style and the html tags the central thing is the functions we find in script.js. First of all the simplest
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50projectsIn50days – Day 30: Auto Text Effect
In the HTML, there are simple tags that show an h1 element and an input for adjusting the text speed. The text will appear based on the function defined in the script. The function is called