Great tutorial. Exactly what I was looking for. I had to pause a lot to keep up, but I prefer having to do that than parsing through a bunch of extra "fluff". Thank you!
Why did you make input and output as interfaces instead of classes? I apologize for this basic question, however I am mostly a Java/AWS guy and new to lambda with node/typescript. Thanks for the video.
A good overview of a development and CI/CD workflow using a very realistic use case. One question/comment: I wonder what the mileage of sinon is for an actual organization compared to something like localstack. In other words: whilst I completely understand wanting to mock AWS by using sinon to intercept and modify html for unit testing cases, localstack could be used to *actually* mock AWS without needing devops admins or similar. And while I understand that other tools could be used to do this, I'm just curious how relevant sinon really is?
Localstack (or AWS SAM) is also a good option. I prefer to use stubs to keep the setup simple and because I can use it with any other use case, not just specific services.
Great tutorial. Exactly what I was looking for. I had to pause a lot to keep up, but I prefer having to do that than parsing through a bunch of extra "fluff". Thank you!
Excellent tutorial. Thorough, condensed and fast, so it's great if you just need a refresher.
Fantastic tutorial!
Why did you make input and output as interfaces instead of classes? I apologize for this basic question, however I am mostly a Java/AWS guy and new to lambda with node/typescript. Thanks for the video.
Great tutorial!!!
why is there no serverless.yml file?
A good overview of a development and CI/CD workflow using a very realistic use case. One question/comment: I wonder what the mileage of sinon is for an actual organization compared to something like localstack. In other words: whilst I completely understand wanting to mock AWS by using sinon to intercept and modify html for unit testing cases, localstack could be used to *actually* mock AWS without needing devops admins or similar. And while I understand that other tools could be used to do this, I'm just curious how relevant sinon really is?
Localstack (or AWS SAM) is also a good option.
I prefer to use stubs to keep the setup simple and because I can use it with any other use case, not just specific services.
Excellent video
How you are connected to AWS before deploying that part I did not get
I think you have to use AWS configure to set up credentials before you deploy