Lambdas handlers can be invoked with many different, but always complex, event arguments.
From time to time you might need to expose your locally running service to the external world
From time to time I still see a for loop in JavaScript codebases. Linters are frequently angry about them.
Now, starting with version chimp@4.1.2 if you just want to use a scalar in a given module, but do not want to redefine it, use @predefined directive.
I go through the preparation of the official Apollo Platform Tutorial App for adding Chimp to it.
Managing dependencies between Lambdas and DynamoDB tables can get ugly.
We've just released a new version of the cypress-cucumber-preprocessor package.
We've noticed that that resolver was frequently unused and left a significant amount of unnecessary code in projects
Introducing useComplexState hook, a small wrapper combining Redux Toolkit, useReducer with some extra syntax sugar to make things even simpler and more to the point.
If you work on independent packages (or maybe even open-source npm modules - in which case I salute you!), you probably use the link functionality.
Let's say we have a function that makes our user feel welcomed by picking randomly one of the available welcoming messages:
I'd recommend watching me go through the advantages and disadvantages of different ways of using hooks for dealing with state in React.