Daryl Carr

Error Wrestler. Traveler. Learning Finnish.

[Daryl Carr @darylcodes]

@boyney123 Ah, I just remembered that I signed up to your EventBridge book back in March. Are you still actively working on it?

[Daryl Carr @darylcodes]

@boyney123 Do you have a go to book(s) for EDA?

[Daryl Carr @darylcodes]

@dr Hi @dr, congrats! Where are you in Finland? I've been living in Espoo for a couple of years now if you ever want to meet up with a fellow Brit :)

[Daryl Carr @darylcodes]

@adie_codes Smashing Mag has some good books for TS and building accessible components. You can buy individually or membership there ($7ish a month) will get you access to them for free (if that’s also a possibility for your budget) https://t.co/OdMGuhsXah. Hope you are doing well mate 😁

[Daryl Carr @darylcodes]

@engineering_bae There are some great overnight ferries that connect Stockholm and Helsinki if you wanted to visit Finland :)

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@JackEllis 17593

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@levelsio @rameerez For me the pricing boxes look a little awkward. If I'm interested to the point I'm looking at the prices, I think they are a bit of a turn-off. I would left-align the text and give the plan details a bit more space to breathe :)

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@mojcamars How did you source your first batch of inventory?

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@theSamParr @hubermanlab @theSamParr Is there one for My First Million?

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@KennethCassel haha my childhood was exactly the same! Lost count of the number of times I've knicked myself with a Stanley knife haha

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@tomosman This tweet just made me $400 haha. Nice one!

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@bahrdev @theburningmonk @goserverless Definitely! I've also found it a really solid reference for thinking about how to unit/integration/e2e test resources. Not just lambda but VTL too!

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@ryanflorence Would you mind explaining what they are doing right? I would love to have the knowledge to be able to make the same statement on what makes a web app state of the art 😅

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@KennethCassel I use https://t.co/Kc8wFJiDzR and it works great :)

[Daryl Carr @darylcodes]

@arvidkahl I read the announcement as the same kind of scenario as Stripe/Indiehackers and Zapier/Makerpad. I'm hoping that they will remain pretty autonomous around operations. But once you have someone looking over your shoulder to some extent, you can't know for sure I guess!

[Daryl Carr @darylcodes]

@paulswail Yer that makes sense. Another reason to appreciate dynamo db I guess ;) Thanks for the advice!

[Daryl Carr @darylcodes]

@paulswail - really enjoyed your simple guide to testing that popped in my inbox today (https://t.co/FSahP0sNRk). Any thoughts on e2e testing when you having to work with RDS? How do you ensure your db is in sync across stages? Really enjoy your content, thanks!

[Daryl Carr @darylcodes]

@paulswail With DynamoDB, you kind of get the permissions in code through your IAMRoleStatements. You know the configuration works for dev, it should work for prod. RDS access is on a per user/instance basis, how can you be sure that your prod user has the right access before deploying?

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@paulswail Yer more around the schema. Would you have something in code to manage migrations (i.e. knex js) and just add another step in the test/staging/prod stages to run a migrations command? Would you also therefore need to keep user permissions in migrations too to keep env in sync?

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@theandreboso @arvidkahl Totally agree. There's so many "audience building" clickbait tweets lately. But this was a nice reminder that I need to work on reaching out and engaging meaningfully with others!