Choosing the Right AI Model? GitHub Models Makes It Easy! | Isaac Lombard & Caleb Williams

Tired of setting up a new subscription every time you want to test an AI model? In this video, Isaac Lombard and Caleb Williams from SSW show you how to quickly test different AI models using GitHub Models. No more configuring separate APIs—just tweak the settings and try multiple providers like OpenAI’s GPT-4, Meta’s Llama, and more, all in one place!

Links:

GitHub Models: https://github.com/marketplace/models-github

Rule: https://www.ssw.com.au/rules/how-to-name-documents/

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https://www.ssw.com.au/rules/avoid-generic-names/
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Isaac Lombard – SSW Software Developer
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Caleb Williams – SSW Software Developer
About: https://www.ssw.com.au/people/caleb-williams

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About the speakers

Isaac Lombard & Caleb Williams

Isaac is a dedicated SSW Full-Stack Software Developer based in Sydney, crafting innovative software solutions. Currently completing his honours year in a Bachelor of Engineering (Software Engineering) at The University of Sydney, Isaac bridges academic insights with practical industry experience.

He honed his skills through SSW's intensive FireBootCamp, where he worked with senior developers to deliver an end-to-end software solution using .NET and Angular. This experience shaped his commitment to clean architecture, agile practices, and test-driven development.

Caleb has proficiencies with .NET, SQL Server, MySQL and EF Core, but he primarily stands out as a front end developer. He has skills integrating websites with both React and Angular, including a proven ability to develop performant websites with server components using Next.js. This combination of skills means that Caleb excels at configuring performat React projects with external dependencies, including React projects leveraging TinaCMS.

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