A Vue chat UI, a small Node backend, a 4B-parameter LLM running on my laptop, and an MCP server. Built with IBM Bob in minutes. Find the repo here: https://github.com/FelixAugenstein/bring-app-agent The problem Every week it is the same routine: decide what to cook, open the shopping list app, type in 40 ingredients. […]
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How to connect a ServiceNow Developer Instance to watsonx Orchestrate and start creating incidents with a prebuilt Incident Manager Agent. One of the quickest and most impressive demos for IBM watsonx Orchestrate is connecting it to ServiceNow. With a free ServiceNow Developer Instance and the prebuilt Incident Manager Agent available […]
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The rapid evolution of generative AI has unlocked endless possibilities—from chatbots and email generators to advanced research assistants. But creating full-stack GenAI apps can feel daunting without the right tools. Therefore I tried to build some GenAI apps myself with the LangChain GenAI Apps repository: a hands-on template for building […]
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When deploying your applications you need to choose a Cloud- or hosting provider. Heroku is one example – which is easy to use and supports lots of application types, databases, etc. – for developers to deploy, manage, and scale their apps. In addition, you can connect directly to your GitHub […]
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Vuex was the officially recommended state management solution for quite a while, however, Pinia has now taken its spot and is the recommended state management solution in the newest Vue.js docs. In this article let’s first take a look at state management, what it is and why we might need […]
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In a previous tutorial the process of setting up a new Vue 3 project has been explained. If you first want to set up a Vue 3 app to then work with the Options or Composition API, please take a look at this tutorial. Now let’s take a look at […]
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You can deploy your Node.js application directly from source code using the UI or the console. In this tutorial we will use the Code Engine UI on the IBM Cloud. Open the Code Engine console. Select Start with source code and enter your GitHub repository, click start creating. Select Application. Enter a name for […]
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