🔥 Daily Digest: AI Automation Secrets, Python One-Liners, and the Async Showdown You Can't Miss

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Hey tech enthusiasts! Buckle up for another jam-packed issue with workflow tips, coding comparisons, and some top-notch AI tools. Let's dive in:

• AI Workflow Automation: Learn what it is and how to get started today.

• ML Rookie Mistakes: 5 pro tips to dodge common errors in machine learning projects.

• Python One-Liners: 10 powerful one-liners to supercharge your data science game.

• Callbacks vs. Promises vs. Async/Await: A deep dive into these async strategies.

• Tutorial of the Day: Part 4 of building a frontend for your RESTful API using Nuxt 3 and Pinia.

• Node Toolbox Picks: 4 of the best new tools you need to try.

• AI Workflow Automation: What It Is & How to Get Started Now

• 5 Tips for Avoiding Common Rookie Mistakes in Machine Learning Projects

• 10 Python One-Liners That Will Boost Your Data Science Workflow

• Callbacks vs. Promises vs. Async/Await: Detailed Comparison

More news here →

Part 4 - A Frontend for Your RESTful API with Nuxt 3 and Pinia

Ready to bring your API to life? With Nuxt 3 and Pinia, you can transform your backend into a stunning, reactive frontend. Let’s create a dynamic Vue-powered interface where products shine and state management feels effortless.

Quick Setup

Start by creating a new Nuxt 3 project and install Pinia in one go

npx nuxi init nuxt-frontend && cd nuxt-frontend
npm install && npm install @pinia/nuxt

Add Pinia to your nuxt.config.ts, and you’re good to go

Step 1: Managing State with Pinia

Create a products.js file in the stores folder to handle product data

import { defineStore } from 'pinia';

export const useProductsStore = defineStore('products', {
    state: () => ({ products: [] }),
    actions: {
        async fetchProducts() {
            const { data } = await useFetch('/api/products');
            this.products = data.value;
        },
    },
});

This store fetches products from your backend and keeps the data reactive, all while using Nuxt’s handy useFetch() for automatic caching

Step 2: Building the Product Page

In pages/index.vue, display your products in style

<script setup>
import { useProductsStore } from '~/stores/products';
const { products, fetchProducts } = useProductsStore();
onMounted(fetchProducts);
</script>

<template>
  <div v-if="products.length === 0">Loading...</div>
  <div v-else class="products-grid">
    <div v-for="product in products" :key="product.id">
      <h2>{{ product.name }}</h2>
      <p>{{ product.description }}</p>
    </div>
  </div>
</template>

The template dynamically lists products, showing a loading message until data is ready. The styling makes everything look neat and polished.

⭐️ For the full details, check out the full article here

More tutorials here →

• ai-sweet-talker - A Montessorian Artificial Inteligence Prompt Grammar Analyzer

• gabbi - A tool for running HTTP tests where requests and responses are represented in a declarative YAML-based form

• webdriverio - A test automation framework, for e2e as well as unit and component testing in the browser, that allows you to run tests based on the WebDriver and WebDriver BiDi as well as Appium automation technology

• little-date - A friendly formatter to make date ranges small & sweet

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