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Hello Developers!

This edition delves into

• Using relative colors in CSS without pre-processors,

• Shares insights from Northflank on why they transitioned away from Next.js, highlights the five most cost-effective cloud platforms for managing LLMs, and

• Introduces methods for creating automated data cleaning pipelines using Python and Pandas.

• Gain practical knowledge to enhance your tech strategies and workflows.

Dive in and keep coding!

Relative Colors - Over the years, we have been used to using CSS pre-processors like Sass for a use case like applying opacity to a pre-defined color.

Why we ditched Next.js and never looked back - At Northflank, we obsess over performance, reliability, and developer experience.

5 Cheapest Cloud Platforms for Fine-tuning LLMs - As the demand for training, fine-tuning, and inferring Large Language Models (LLMs) continues to grow, finding cost-effective cloud platforms has become crucial...

Creating Automated Data Cleaning Pipelines Using Python and Pandas - Data cleaning doesn't have to be a time sink. While most data professionals spend up to 80% (or perhaps more)...

Is Manus AI Better than OpenAI Operator? - Autonomous agents are making our lives easier by automating tasks while transforming how we interact with technology.

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Scroll buddy - Instead of a boring scroll bar, thought it would be fun to have an animated stick figure that walks down the page when you scroll.

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