
Why I needed Durable Execution to Read a Toy Manual
Watch me take a Japanese toy manual and turn its translation into a bulletproof, AI-powered ETL...

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Shy Ruparel is a Python developer by heart with a passion for day long board games, good jokes and the staying power to wish you a great day on Twitter every single day.
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Watch me take a Japanese toy manual and turn its translation into a bulletproof, AI-powered ETL...

I'm a major fan of the ESP32-S2 platform of low-power, low-cost, Wi-Fi capable microcontrollers....

I'm cross-posting this article for my Colleague David Fateh. Check out the original post over on the...

I'm cross-posting this article for my Colleague David Fateh. Check out the original post over on the...

I'm cross-posting this article for my Colleague David Fateh. Check out the original post over on the...

Developer Advocate Shy Ruparel takes a look at ContentModel.io, a tool to visualize Content Models. C...

Want to post to Twitter every time you publish a blog post? Don't have the time to build a Twitter AP...

Every month Shy from the Contentful Dev Rel Team will share his favorite changes from the Contentful...

Contentful Developer Evangelist Shy Ruparel took a deep dive into figuring out how does GraphiQL buil...

Every month Shy from the Contentful Dev Rel Team will share his favorite changes from the Contentful...

Every month Shy from the Contentful Dev Rel Team will share his favorite changes from the Contentful...

Inspired by the [NYTimes Moveable Type installation](https://www.nytimes.com/2007/10/25/arts/design/25vide.html), Contentful developer evangelist Shy Ruparel shares the low-powered E-Ink display that showcases the past Contentful blog posts using the AdaFruit MagTag built on a stream.

Every month Shy from the Contentful Dev Rel Team shares his favorite changes from the Contentful Chan...

Shy from the Contentful DevRel Team, shows us how you can get started with consuming GraphQL without any client libaries, using just HTTP Post requests in cURL, Python, JavaScript, Ruby and PHP.

For the last few months, I’ve been spending a lot of time building things with the Contentful GraphQL API. I had dabbled with it before, but having GraphQL become part of our free Community edition motivated me to create some cool new projects. To demonstrate how easy it is to use GraphQL while also taking the time to correct my assumptions, let’s take a look at how to query some data in a few different languages.

Need to use a database to store user data alongside content? I’ll show you how to use Hasura to do just that!