Learning and integrating AI with .NET
Hi, I'm a junior back-end developer in .NET. Nowadays I wanted to learn and integrate AI to my project, but I'm confused. Should I learn phyton and integrate AIs that were written with phyton, or start using ML.NET? I want my product or project to be very high quality. But I also have limited time, and it is 10-14 days. So , which way would you recommend me. And I would like to don't answer only because of limited timespan, I will be appreciate if you will answer with your very honest. Thank you)
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Samuel Lima 25 Reputation points
Hi Atilla, sorry for the very late reply! Were you able to integrate AI into your .NET project in the end?
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Thomas Hansen 5 Reputation points
If you're a completely noob, I suggest you play with some no-code or low-code open source platform first. You can check out mine called AINIRO Magic Cloud. 100% open sauce. Alternatively, use N8N or something similar. the idea is to first understand prompting, system instructions, messages and such - For then to later go into "code mode" where you can duplicate similar results.
As an additional bonus, since it's open source, and .Net, you can peek into the code to see how I've done stuff, and such learn "how to do AI in .Net" - If that's your goal ...