June readings

Wikipedia has tried AI generated content, but fortunately it was soon removed. I’m glad abut it: Wikipedia should be written only by humans.

My list of orchestration tools is growing: Make.com, Relay.app (I’ve already inserted had n8n, Voiceflow, Zapier, but I’ve not found a real task to solve nor enough time to test).

MCP (Model Context Protocol) is coming to use every software with AI (“I stopped building frontends now I use MCP servers to let AI run my apps“), it is a protocol created by Anthropic to let the AI agents interact with applications (also desktop applications).

I’m trying to use AI to build a landing page for a client, it’s a real case, and I’m also looking for a method. I’ve collected information to feed the prompt and used lovable.dev to code it. After a few reworks a raw page was generated, with already responsive CSS rules implemented, boxes, menu anchors, contacts, footer… But after this first step, I’ve asked a few hours of a designer to make it better and then I’ve proceeded with coding. It’s not a fully AI-based process yet but maybe I saved a few hours of work and experimented with something new.

If you use ChatGPT for a while, you can use it to tell you something about yourself, this interesting use of generative AI is called God prompting (?).

Just bought this gadget to test it for the next school course. It’s called Unihiker K10 from Dfrobot. But after some tests I’m not fully happy about it and I’ve found a bug. I’m thinking of using the more stable micro:bit.

I’ve seen this interesting talk about Agentic AI with Fabio Lalli, Nicola Mattina and Vincenzo Cosenza.

Draw a character and animate it, it’s a nice software to animate drawings with real movements properly re-mapped to the parts of a character’s drawing. I have previously tried this tool and now I’ve found that there is the repository of the project on github!

Tried Nanobrowser to make some Agentic activity, I’ve seen simple automation here. After years passed in making html bots, using agents to scrape contents and do clicks seems better, but I have to try it with a real task because online tutorials often create big expectation with poor results.

Need a PWA install button in plain javascript/html/css? Here. But it’s based on beforeInstallPromptEvent event which has a limited availability, for example it doesn’t work on Safari browser. But, for iOS it’s included a workaround.

I want to try this htaccess bot block to prevent some spam, maybe I could include this list of bots in the my AdAdmin ad server software to stop bots views, I should explore more of the Perishable Press web site.

I’ve updated my own framework (it’s not a public repository) using this file manager responsive inside TinyMCE editor, the previous filemanager I was using was not working anymore and the old project was archived on github.

An incredible implementation of Minecraft with just HTML/CSS, without javascript but with thousands of input type radio!