Flutter vs. .NET MAUI for AI: Which Framework Wins?

Keyhole Software .NET, Articles, Artificial Intelligence, Flutter, Mobile 1 Comment

Are you developing an AI-powered application but unsure whether Flutter or .NET MAUI is the right framework for your project? The decision you make can significantly impact performance, scalability, and development efficiency, so it’s essential to choose wisely. Both Flutter and .NET MAUI offer strong cross-platform development capabilities, but they have distinct differences when it comes to AI model support, …

From AI Resumes to Fake Candidates: Protecting Your Company from Hiring Scams

Gena Cockrell Articles, Artificial Intelligence, Consulting, Hiring and Recruitment, Keyhole 2 Comments

The hiring landscape is evolving, and so are the scams targeting companies. From AI-generated resumes to remote job location deception, bad actors are finding new ways to infiltrate hiring processes. In this blog, we break down common hiring scams, how they work, and—most importantly—how to protect your organization from costly mistakes. At Keyhole Software, we take the headache out of hiring by providing vetted, U.S.-based consultants you can trust—eliminating the risks and ensuring quality talent for your team.

C# LINQ Hacks Every Developer Should Know

C# LINQ Hacks Every Developer Should Know

Alex Cassells .NET, Articles, C# Leave a Comment

LINQ (which stands for Language Integrated Query) is a library of collection manipulation methods that makes organizing and picking data out of collections much easier. LINQ can save a lot of time that would otherwise be spent writing complicated for or foreach loops. As with the nature of collections in programming, sometimes you will be working with gargantuan data sets and other times with smaller yet complicated collections.

Implementing GitHub OAuth with NextAuth.js

Implementing GitHub OAuth with NextAuth.js

Bob Palmer Articles, JavaScript, Programming, Security Leave a Comment

In my last post, “Introduction to Web Apps with Next.js”, we went through the steps of setting up a new Next.js project, customizing a landing page, and implementing a very simple web application. In this post, we’ll implement an Open Authentication (OAuth) based Single Sign-On (SSO) API within Next.js using NextAuth.js. We’ll be using GitHub as our provider, but the steps here are very similar for other platforms, such as Google or Discord. This will allow us to place portions of our website behind a login screen, restricting access to certain content or APIs for anonymous visitors.

Expo and Express Web and Mobile Dev

Web and Mobile Dev with Expo and Express

John Boardman Articles, Mobile, React, React Native 3 Comments

So, you want to develop a new website with spiffy apps on Android and iOS, and you want that website and your APIs to run in Node Express. It sounds like a lot of work to write the website in React (or Flutter or whatever the language de jour is), the Android app with Android Studio, and the iOS app with Xcode…