Here at True Sparrow, we use open source frameworks, libraries and knowledge to solve real-world problems. Here is how we contribute back to this great community.
Recently, I took the opportunity to co-maintain an open-source repository called Needle in a Haystack (NIAH). NIAH is a benchmarking technique for Large Language Models (LLMs), where the model is tasked with identifying
At True Sparrow, we enjoy delving into the user persona, understanding their challenges, and brainstorming solutions to address them. Once a consensus is reached, we often provide low-fidelity demos to clients to gather
Allowing users to upload files on consumer applications is a common requirement. Services allow images, videos, CSV, and other file formats to be uploaded for further processing and usage. While designing the file
In day-to-day software development, we use so many open-source libraries. In fact, we cannot even imagine working without some of them. The developer in me is very much inclined to contribute to open-source
When I started my career in software, I was really fascinated by the people's contribution to open-source libraries. I used to wonder how the community works, and how projects are maintained and kept
We launched Slackmin on Product Hunt on July 27th, 2022. Here is the launch post and the product page on Product Hunt. We achieved the “#1 Product of the Day” badge. Thanks to
AppLogger is a React Native mobile application framework that helps in minimizing QA (Quality Assurance) Team issue-reporting time and developer debugging time by providing a web interface for the logs generated and steps
We, at True Sparrow, have found a very innovative way of using slack. Instead of developing a web interface for admins, they can perform CRUD functions on various entities via custom slack slash
Spell-A-Bee is a hackathon project by our Team "Detectors" during our Work together Week at WeWorks, Pune. The hackathon consisted of 7 teams competing over a span of 4 days. The aim of
Maintenance is a challenging problem to solve for an API test suite. With new parameters getting added to existing APIs in a fast-paced development environment, this problem becomes more difficult. Usually, when negative