Alex C Warren
@alexcwarren.bsky.social
Software Engineer 💻 Aspiring Python Expert
I'm a professional software engineer on a journey to improve my skills. Follow me as I share what I've learned throughout my career and the things I'm learning now so that you, too, can improve.
I'm a professional software engineer on a journey to improve my skills. Follow me as I share what I've learned throughout my career and the things I'm learning now so that you, too, can improve.
Here's a (slightly) better screenshot of the output.
October 29, 2024 at 1:20 PM
Here's a (slightly) better screenshot of the output.
If I made it sound like doing this might be easy, it's not.
Using Fire is rather simple (as long as the examples are simple) and the same goes for Gooey. Combining the two together is the tricky part and this requires further understanding on not only how to use both but how both work.
Patience.
Using Fire is rather simple (as long as the examples are simple) and the same goes for Gooey. Combining the two together is the tricky part and this requires further understanding on not only how to use both but how both work.
Patience.
October 28, 2024 at 10:17 PM
If I made it sound like doing this might be easy, it's not.
Using Fire is rather simple (as long as the examples are simple) and the same goes for Gooey. Combining the two together is the tricky part and this requires further understanding on not only how to use both but how both work.
Patience.
Using Fire is rather simple (as long as the examples are simple) and the same goes for Gooey. Combining the two together is the tricky part and this requires further understanding on not only how to use both but how both work.
Patience.