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I think that sums it up really well. It's not a perfect drawing tool, but given all the benefits, it's worth working through the trade-offs.

Here’s the related tutorial: ruclips.net/video/EfrCrsucIXI/видео.htmlsi=E2JmzXaZg-i5xxhR

@@impostersyndromedev appreciate it 🙏🏻

Here’s the related tutorial: ruclips.net/video/EfrCrsucIXI/видео.htmlsi=E2JmzXaZg-i5xxhR

@@impostersyndromedev Hi, I was just wondering if you actually have the sample code or a copy of your app that you could paste a download to, I am also making a drawing app but it has other functions and it's a multiview app. I just saw that your app also had multiple viewcontrollers and you seem to be drawing over an image with a transparent view just like me. I'm not sure how to implement the functionality when a button is pressed to a segue to a different viewcontroller (which I need) I only know how to implement the functionality simply. Thank you.

If you could, huge thank you.

Yup. I mentioned it rather quickly in the dialog, but it's good that you caught that! Setting this would give you defense in depth. Particularly useful, in the event that new users are added or removed that shouldn't be able to assume the role.

Nice summary! It does feel like a bit much doesn’t it 😅

@@impostersyndromedev At scale you want lots of smaller things, so I don't think it's too bad.

The first role creation page, at 2:11, ""Select trusted entities" part is all about STS. If you create the role with default trusted entities, the "AWS": "{account_id}" will be updated automatically to "AWS": "arn:aws:iam::{account_id}:root". To confirm this, create a role same way, then check back same role's "Trust relationship" after the creation. So, end of the video "StdUser" is having same privileged with root to this function!! Role creation journey should be done with two steps, policy -> role (with "AWS": "arn:aws:iam::{account_id}:user/StdUser). You are still getting STS' temporary credentials for your application (aws-cli/sdk). For further users; Thrust Relationship's Statement/Principal/AWS property also accepts list of user ARNs as string like ["{user1_ARN}", "{user2_ARN}"]

Thanks for checkin it out Paul! 😊

Thanks Richard! I recently rewatched My Dinner With Andre, and the “My Dinner With Android” pun was too much to pass up! Especially with my dinner table rambling approach to telling my story 😅

Certainly! This is why it's essential for us to embrace automation and infrastructure-as-code using tools like Terraform or Cloud Formation. At some point, somebody will need to figure out the hard or complex things and make them easier through abstraction and encapsulation. That's why they pay us the big bucks. Happy coding! :)

I think you can just select Node.js for that. You can see it in the dropdown at 1:22 -- hope that helps!

Perhaps. I have another video that I made a little while ago in which I demonstrated how to use GPT to generate unit tests used to validate the code it generated. And since then GPT-4 has added their beta Code Interpreter model that will unit test and execute its own code until the tests pass. (Currently only for Python.) It’s getting better and better each day. But as I said in the video, the human developer or architect is ultimately accountable for the quality of anything generative AI creates. You can use it as a stimulus for ideation, but you have to refine the results for accuracy. Also, the quality of the output really depends on the quality of your prompt. You can now feed GPT large files to give it more context. The more context, the better the results. This video (already outdated) was just a super quick demo of what’s possible. Actual UML generation should be iterative. Hope that helps!

@@impostersyndromedev Thanks for giving a direction to think. Appreciate the response.

Eraser is crap. You have to pay every month for eraserio, and the free version has limits, even the professional version for 10$/month has limits, and as far as I can tell it requires the internet, while Drawio can be installed as an application on different operating systems, and doesn't need internet, making it suited for offline use, plus you won't have privacy issues... and it all comes free. You should work for the Comedy channel. 😛

Heheh, yup! As they say, garbage in, garbage out. The original prompt was pretty lacking. That’s why validating any output is essential. But not too shabby for a bit of ideation. And I’ve noticed GPT-4 has gotten a lot better since this video was made. (That, or my prompts have gotten better 😅)

Nice tip! We were talking about creating a Part 2 for this video in the Diagramming Workgroup, today, that could include more advance tips like layers and such. Thanks for the suggestion! (Also, I meant to thank you for that great demonstration of Impact Mapping!)

That would be cool! Maybe get them to compete against each other. Wonder if I could get ChatGPT to use Copilot.

Draw.IO gives you the ability to export images that are great for powerpoint presentations (under the file menu). In there, you can chose to export the whole diagram or only the parts you have selected. Hope that helps!

Thanks for taking the time to watch and give meaningful feedback! I'm planning on remaking this video, as I've learned a lot more about UML since I've first posted this video. I'm happy that it's provided some value for beginners, but it should be taken down when I have the replacement. Best regards!

@@impostersyndromedev You've helped me learn some about UML as well, thank you for that. I'm currently considered a novice when it comes to making diagrams so I'll be looking forward to your revisiting of UML.