‘The PerformaGo Diary’ blog. My journey from app idea to building a viable product using no-code tools.
Welcome to The PerformaGo Diary – thanks for visiting.
If this is your first time and you are wondering where to begin, the post opposite (below on mobile) is probably as good a place as any.
It was the first entry I wrote and explains why I started on the journey to build an app and how I believe it will help solve a perennial L&D challenge – how to extend learning into the workplace through scalable performance support.
The Diary is divided into four categories: In the beginning which, as the name suggests tells the early-stage story. Behind the build which is a look at the journey from behind the scenes. Learning to speak API which helps to explain the tech behind the app. Finally, More than just tech is all about the performance support principles underpinning the app; and, about making the app easy to use.
A couple of weeks ago, I wrote a post about something I’m calling ‘the golden triangle’. This is the combination of three bits of tech that all work together, behind the scenes, to make a custom GPT work more effectively; namely, Markdown, JSON and Python.
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A couple of weeks ago, I wrote a post about something I’m calling ‘the golden
A couple of years back, I taught myself some basic JavaScript (JS) so that I
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