Stop the nightmare of broken search engine scrapers. Ahmad Wael explains why fetching search engine data through SerpApi is the only pragmatic choice for serious developers. Learn how to avoid the maintenance trap, handle CAPTCHAs, and implement a clean PHP integration that won’t break when Google changes its CSS.
Designing for high-stress situations requires more than just good looks; it needs emergency UX design that accounts for cognitive tunneling and panic. Ahmad Wael shares senior-level insights on implementing task lists, safeguards, and single-tasking flows to prevent user frustration and irreversible errors when your WordPress or WooCommerce site faces a crisis.
Stop the nightmare of misleading model metrics. Accuracy isn’t everything. In this guide, Ahmad Wael explains how to calculate Machine Learning AUC in Excel using the trapezoidal rule. Learn why ranking quality matters more than a single threshold and how to validate your WooCommerce recommendation engines without complex Python setups.
Basic gradient descent often fails in complex WordPress environments, leading to server timeouts and oscillating models. Learn how to implement advanced Gradient Descent Variants like Adam and Momentum to stabilize training and accelerate convergence. Stop relying on basic updates for production AI and start building robust, efficient machine learning systems.
Vibe coding is the latest trend in AI development, but it’s a dangerous trap for enterprise UX. Senior developer Ahmad Wael explains why AI-assisted prototyping requires a solid blueprint to avoid technical debt and the “lopsided horse” problem. Learn how to master intentional prototyping and build robust, scalable digital products fast.
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