by HDDH
A software engineer with 20 years of experience documenting no-code app development know-how with Genspark AI.
The Necessity of AI Quality Assurance - Why AI Needs AI-Powered Checks Tags: AI Development, Quality Assurance, AI Quality Check What you'll learn in this article 3 reasons why AI cannot self-check Th...
The Limits of AI Judgment - A Unique Perspective on 7 Overlooked Items in AI Development Tags: AI Development, Quality Assurance, V-model, Web App Terms Used in This Article Eric: Upstream AI (AI resp...
Applying the V-model to Genspark AI Development - The Debut of the Eric-George Method ⏱
Table of Contents Introduction: The AI in 2025 Trend 1: Full-Scale Adoption of Multimodal AI Trend 2: Advancement of AI Agents Trend 3: Evolution of Context Management Technology Trend 4: Practical Ap...
Genspark Advanced Features Complete Guide: 11 Tools for Creative, Development, and Real-World Tasks Date Created: Category: ⏱
Genspark Essential Features Complete Guide: 9 Tools for AI Search, Research, and Content Creation Created On: Category: ⏱
Table of Contents Introduction: Treasures Gained from Numerous Failures Lesson 1: Don't Blindly Trust AI Lesson 2: Regular Chat Screen Transitions Lesson 3: Thorough External Saving Lesson 4: Habitual...
Genspark vs ChatGPT vs Claude: 3 AI Differences Revealed in Practical Comparison Updated: 2025-12-05 | Sharing Practical Knowledge of AI Development The content of this article is based on information...
AI Development Overview: Understand from Planning to Operation in 7 Steps Table of Contents Introduction: Drawing the "Blueprint" of AI Development The 7-Step Overview of AI Development Step 1: Concep...
Table of Contents 1. Introduction: "All My Code Disappeared..." A Moment of Despair 2. The Incident: Three Days of Neglecting Git Management 3. Why Git Management is Important 4. 5 Steps to a Git Work...
Optimal Configuration and Update Frequency for Quick Reference: Triple Your Development Efficiency Table of Contents Introduction: Why a Quick Reference is Necessary What is a Quick Reference: Differe...
Fighting Legacy Code: The Initial Despair A typical example of legacy code was a 20,000-line JavaScript file written three years ago. There were almost no comments, and function names like "func1" and...