bunsenhoneydew

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by bunsenhoneydew 6y ago
I’m using AWS Amplify Console and am very happy with it. All pay as you go so it’s super cheap. You can also hook into other AWS services if you want to start expanding capabilities.
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by bunsenhoneydew 7y ago
S3+CF static hosting has a great interface, they just wrapped it in nice UI and called it Amplify Console.
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by bunsenhoneydew 7y ago
> I agree that AWS doesn't yet provide a clean all-in-one package for static website hosting. I think AWS Amplify Console [1] is the current official "all-in-one" service but I haven't used it. That's exactly wha
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by bunsenhoneydew 7y ago
I find the experience using AWS Amplify Console to be great, not dissimilar to Zeit or Netlify. It's a 'productisation' of the S3 and Cloudfront pattern and does its job very well imho. https://aws.amazon.com/
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by bunsenhoneydew 7y ago
I first saw TinaCMS a couple of months ago and absolutely love the concept. From what I’ve seen it looks to be React based, any plans for it to work with other client frameworks? I’m a big Vue fan and am getting into Svelte too. Can’t wait
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by bunsenhoneydew 7y ago
This was my first thought too. I much prefer Vue so would love it if you could choose the client side layer. Not taking anything at all away from this, it looks awesome and I can’t wait to give it a try. I get that this is an opinionated fr
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by bunsenhoneydew 7y ago
Now they’ve put in Amplify Console it’s a lot better for this kind of work, personally I’m a big fan.
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by bunsenhoneydew 7y ago
Good. I spent about 15 years hiring and managing MS devs and these certs were always a red flag to me. It almost guaranteed the person would only know the MS exam way and would have no critical thinking capabilities. They also rarely knew a
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by bunsenhoneydew 7y ago
You should have a look at AWS Amplify Console https://aws.amazon.com/amplify/console/ It’s specifically designed to do most of this for you. I’ve been using it for static site work recently and it’s awesome. It al
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by bunsenhoneydew 7y ago
I’m using gridsome.org and it’s awesome. Mainly because I wanted to use vue.js.
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by bunsenhoneydew 7y ago
I’ve been working with gridsome.org recently and so far it’s been great.
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by bunsenhoneydew 7y ago
This very much depends on the culture of the company. I've experienced toxic HR, indifferent HR, incompetent HR and awesomely helpful HR. It depends on the people in the HR team and the people on the exec team. HR is a really hard job
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by bunsenhoneydew 8y ago
I hope so. I hope FB fades into oblivion too.
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by bunsenhoneydew 8y ago
I’m already starting to sunset my google usage.
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by bunsenhoneydew 8y ago
My default is now Brave, great for privacy. I like the features in Vivaldi so sometimes use that too. Firefox just grinds to a halt for me on my Mac. I only use chrome on the very rare occasions I still need to do a little front end work.
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by bunsenhoneydew 9y ago
Might be worth a quick look at this before you sign up: https://www.lifehacker.com.au/2018/03/how-vero-went-from-mos...
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by bunsenhoneydew 14y ago
I just donated through paypal. Hopefully the account will hold up ok. Geeks with heart. You're a lovely bunch HN peeps... Wishing Diane and Ken all the best.
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What you’re missing out on on App.Net - O Mr Speaker(mrspeaker.net)
2 points by bunsenhoneydew 14y ago|1 comments
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by bunsenhoneydew 14y ago
Seems to be up and down like a yoyo. Also, there's an issue displaying correctly in Chrome on a Mac. I suppose that's not MS's favourite software/hardware combo though.
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by bunsenhoneydew 14y ago
I have to say, I'm pretty impressed. Yeah there are a few wrinkles but it's a great start. I can see myself using this. People seem upset that it isn't 100% fully what they would expect. Personally I think releasing it and using customer fe
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by bunsenhoneydew 15y ago
I did pretty much the same thing, graduated with a masters in mechanical engineering. Taught myself to code and switched careers. Lots of cross over skill. (and engineering is very boring...) :-)