- Google not Amazon — Make fantastic savings in a serverless world – Why is IT ignoring Google’s server-less cloud infrastructure? They’re playing with their toys on Amazon and it’s costing tens of millions in missed business automation opportunities
- [toread] Public Service Announcement: You Should Not Force Quit Apps on iOS – The single biggest misconception about iOS is that it’s good digital hygiene to force quit apps that you aren’t using. The idea is that apps in the background…
- A Massive Guide to Building a RESTful API for Your Mobile App – We wrote this guide to outline the best practices for building out APIs, web services, and databases for mobile apps and mobile clients. In this post, we go in-depth on creating a RESTful API specifically for mobile apps
- 8 keys to DynamoDB success – How to ensure that Amazon’s fast and scalable key-value database works for you, not against you
- Serverless on Google with Cloud Functions and React – O’Reilly Media – Combining serverless architecture with a React frontend means you can spin up applications with minimal administrative overhead.
- The State of Developer Ecosystem 2017 by @jetbrains – In late 2016 and early 2017 we polled over 5,000 developers to identify the State of Developer Ecosystem.
- Basic Spring web application in Java, Kotlin and Scala – comparison · – I’ve been wondering how hard would it be to implement a basic Spring Boot app in alternative JVM languages, such as Scala and Kotlin, so I’ve decided to give it a try 🙂
- Take the Journey: Build Your First Serverless Web Application – You can build your own serverless web application with our new Serverless Web Application Guide, which provides step-by-step instructions for you to create and deploy your serverless web application on AWS.
- Writing High-Performance Swift Code – The following document is a gathering of various tips and tricks for writing high-performance Swift code. The intended audience of this document is compiler and standard library developers.
- Building a Full-Stack App with Serverless and React on AWS – Serverless Stack is an open source guide for building and deploying full-stack apps using Serverless and React on AWS. Create a note taking app from scratch using the Serverless Framework and Create React App. Follow our step-by-step tutorials with screenshots and code samples.
Monthly Archives: July 2017
Links for June 4th through July 2nd
- Focus on features – not versions – when building products in the cloud – Why are IT shops using versions to trade stability for productivity? Have your cake and eat it too by deploying features in the cloud!
- Claudia.js – JavaScript cloud micro-services the easy way – Claudia makes it easy to deploy Node.js projects to AWS Lambda and API Gateway. It automates all the error-prone deployment and configuration tasks, and sets everything up the way JavaScript developers expect out of the box
- Start planning now for AWS re:Invent 2017 – A Cloud Guru – AWS re:Invent 2017 is going to be bigger than ever with over 1000 sessions and another record breaking number of attendees
- AWS Security Primer | cloudonaut – I was preparing some AWS Security related training. Soon, I realized that this topic is too huge to fit into my brain. So I structured my thoughts in a mind map. Within a couple of minutes1 I came up with this
- Make apps for the Internet of Things with MIT App Inventor! – MIT App Inventor now brings that same power and simplicity of app creation to the Internet of Things (IoT) and the universe of connected devices.
- MongoDB Stitch is a backend as a service that provides an HTTP API to MongoDB – MongoDB Stitch is a backend as a service that provides an HTTP API to MongoDB
- Genealogy company Ancestry migrates entire infrastructure to AWS – Ancestry is a 34-year-old company and is rarely mentioned for its technological prowess, but it deals in data at a massive scale.
- ‘I’m Not Sure I Understand’ – How Apple’s Siri Lost Her Mojo – Former Apple employees on how Siri's progress was crippled by lack of ambitious goals, shifting strategies, and insufficient usage data
- You can probably use deep learning even if your data isn’t that big – You can still use deep learning in (some) small data settings, if you train your model carefully.
- Official Docker Image for Oracle Java and the OpenJDK Roadmap for Containers – Official Docker Image for Oracle Java and the OpenJDK Roadmap for Containers
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