Summary of Mamezou Developer Site for October-December 2024

Happy New Year.

Thank you for your continued readership in 2024. We look forward to your continued support of the Mamezou Developer Site this year as well.

In the past three months, 49 articles have been posted, bringing the total number of articles to 680. Five new authors made their writing debut, bringing the cumulative total to 63.

An introductory course to TypeScript targeting Java engineers. Currently, up to the 8th installment has been published.

• Introduction to TypeScript for Java Engineers

Starting around the end of September, the "Spring Tidbits" series has begun. It covers tips on Spring, including topics on Spring Boot 3.x, which is increasingly being adopted in production environments.

• Spring Tidbits - Tried Using Record Classes with ConfigurationProperties
• Spring Tidbits - Logback-access Stopped Working After Bumping Spring Boot to 3.3.x

All articles can be read from the tag page below.

• Articles with the "Spring Tidbits" tag

This is a series of articles about OpenAI's Realtime API. It's an interesting technology that allows you to implement real-time conversational systems with AI using WebRTC. Four articles about creating web apps and one article about using it to control robots have been published.

• Implementing a Voice Conversation App with OpenAI Realtime API Using WebRTC
• Controlling Robots with OpenAI Realtime API and WebRTC

All articles can be read from the tag page below.

• Articles with the "RealtimeAPI" tag

Access to the English-translated articles is steadily increasing. Although the proportion is still small, they are a welcome presence that helps to gain page views even when access from Japan is low during holidays.

The annual Advent Calendar was also held. I was surprised that entries filled up in about three days. This time as well, many unique articles were published. On the final day, we had a contribution from Takashi Egawa, a former Mamezou machine learning engineer.

• Break Away from TeraTerm, Let's Try the Convenient and Easy "RLogin"
• Evaluating the Sufficiency of Tests with Mutation Testing Techniques
• Understanding Agent Orchestration Mechanisms with OpenAI's Swarm
• Novice Scrum Master Stage 3: Is Scrum Applicable to Personal Life!?
• I Took the "AWS Certified Machine Learning Engineer - Associate Beta" Exam and Acquired All 15 AWS Certifications
• Documentation Generation Techniques Using JSDoc (+Docdash) and Markdown
• First Attempt! Syncing Schedules with Garoon Using Google Apps Script
• Reviewing AWS Costs! Visualize Resources Collectively with myApplications
• Building a Room Temperature and Humidity Monitoring System with Raspberry Pi and TWELITE
• For Absolute Beginners: How Mongolian Noodles Teach Us About Agile Estimation
• What Is the Mysterious Event "Refinement"?
• How to Use GitHub Copilot and What You Should Know Before Implementing It
• Conquer AWS Certifications Efficiently with LiquidText
• Boid Simulation Using Local LLM (llama.cpp, llama-cpp-python)
• Introduction to Blazor: Start Latest Web Development with ASP.NET Core
• The Moment Miscellaneous Tasks Turn into Company Profit
• Utilizing Generative AI in Internal Knowledge and Know-How Sharing
• A Discussion on Machine Learning and Ethics

We introduce the top 10 articles that gained the most users in 2024.

1. Understanding JWT and JWT Authentication Mechanisms from the Basics
2. For Newcomers: Recommended Settings and Usage of A5:SQL Mk-2
3. When Intuition Defies Reason! "The Monty Hall Problem"
4. Using Git Bash Comfortably with Windows Terminal
5. Debugging Raspberry Pi Pico Using Raspberry Pi Debug Probe and Platform IO
6. GitHub Actions - Now That Configuration Variables (Environment Variables) Can Be Set Externally, Let's Organize Their Uses
7. Trying Out Pytest (Part 2: VSCode Extension Edition)
8. 2024 Edition! Setting Up a Java Development Environment with VS Code
9. An Inevitable Topic in Statistics: Degrees of Freedom
10. Recommendation of Handwritten Style Drawing Tool Excalidraw

While many articles from 2022 and 2023 that went viral are still ranking high, the A5:SQL article published in June 2024 made an impressive showing by ranking 2nd. The Raspberry Pi article in 5th place and the VS Code Java article in 8th place were also published in 2024.

This was the summary of the third quarter of fiscal year 2024.

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