Aditya Gupta

Aditya Gupta

Aditya Gupta is a founding member and editor at CodeForGeek. He first found his way into tech by reading articles, and now writes approachable guides to Node.js security, authentication, AI tools, coding agents, and web scraping.

8 Ways to Make Money Using AI in 2026

8 Ways to Make Money Using AI

AI does not create an offer, find a buyer, or guarantee useful work. I checked five current guides on how to make money using AI in July 2026, and the useful dividing line was consistent across them: you earn from…

How to Write a Good ChatGPT Prompt (With Templates)

Write The Perfect ChatGPT Prompt

People often search for the perfect ChatGPT prompt, but useful prompting is a repeatable editing process. A strong prompt states your goal, supplies the context ChatGPT needs, sets boundaries, and describes an output you can judge. Build the prompt around…

How to Use ChatGPT: All Basics Covered

How To Use ChatGPT

ChatGPT can answer a short question without setup, but useful work depends on giving it enough context and checking what comes back. I checked OpenAI’s current help pages in July 2026 to build this beginner guide around the controls you…

Gemini vs ChatGPT: Free and Paid Plans Compared

Gemini Vs ChatGPT

Gemini is the better-value paid assistant when your work already lives in Gmail, Docs, Drive, NotebookLM, Android, or Google Search. ChatGPT is the better default when you want a flexible standalone workspace for writing, coding, research, projects, custom assistants, and…

Chain-of-Thought Prompting vs. Zero-Shot for Developers

Chain-of-Thought Prompting vs. Zero-Shot for Developers

Chain-of-thought prompting asks a large language model (LLM) to work through intermediate steps before answering, while zero-shot prompting gives it a task without examples. The useful choice depends on the model and the task because current reasoning models often reason…