Posts
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DynamoDB: Come On In, the Water's Fine
A little ditty on using DynamoDB, Amazon's fully managed, NoSQL database service.
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Tracking Simultaneous Connections on Firebase
The short answer to this quest, is you can’t access logs but you can profile your app in realtime. There’s no way for developers to look back and see where connections came from. As for the amount of traffic over time, you more-or-less just have to trust the Firebase usage graph, but should you?
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Weather in Venice - A simple web app using AWS Lambda and API Gateway - Part 2
Using AWS Lambda and API Gateway, we're going to build a very simple API and webpage for displaying the current temperature in Venice, Italy.
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Weather in Venice - A simple web app using AWS Lambda and API Gateway - Part 1
Using AWS Lambda and API Gateway, we're going to build a very simple API and webpage for displaying the current temperature in Venice, Italy.
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sayHello to AWS Lambda Functions
Follow this short tutorial to get a glimpse of the power of Lambda functions. We'll build and deploy a small function and see how we can invoke it from the command line and via an HTTP request. Also, you'll get to experience the wonderful Serverless Framework, which we'll use throughout for managing and deploying our code.
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Testing Connected React Components: How Do You Test Yours?
I’m using connected component to mean a React component connected to a Redux store via React-Redux bindings.