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November 1, 2024
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Mark Otto
Recently, we launched a new AWS Cloud Development Kit (CDK) L2 construct for Amazon CloudFront Origin Access Control (OAC). This construct simplifies the configuration and maintenance of securing Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3) CloudFront origins with CDK. Launched in 2022, OAC is the recommended way to…
October 31, 2024
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Mark Otto
We are happy to announce the release of Project Events to further enhance the user experience in managing and troubleshooting web application projects. Project Events provide real-time notifications within the project chat, giving users a detailed log of project-related events, including project builds, changes, and…
October 31, 2024
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Mark Otto
The release of Amazon Q Developer and its ability to be integrated into AWS Chatbot allows users who use Microsoft Teams or Slack to stay within their communication platform and interact with a conversational generative artificial intelligence (AI) AWS expert. Amazon Q Developer is a conversational generative…
October 31, 2024
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Mark Otto
Python Jumps to #1 on GitHub Over JavaScript, But… — GitHub Universe took place this week, flooding us with data about how folks are using the platform. Of interest to those on social media was that Python has taken JavaScript’s #1 language crown, though many…
October 30, 2024
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Mark Otto
According to Forbes, 38% of SMBs (Small and Medium Businesses) go down because they run out of money. That’s because of poor financial management and less capital. So, while investing in business software sounds like a winning deal, it’s a sinking ship in reality. For…
October 30, 2024
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Mark Otto
Any organization that manages software libraries and applications needs a standardized way to catalog, reference, import, fix bugs and update the versions of those libraries and applications. Semantic Versioning enables developers, testers, and project managers to have a more standardized process for committing code and…
October 30, 2024
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Mark Otto
React Native’s New Architecture is Here — With the release of React Native 0.76, the so-called ‘New Architecture’ becomes the default. This opens up numerous modern React features like useLayoutEffect and Suspense, as well as better ways to work with native interfaces without a bridge (in short,…
October 29, 2024
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Mark Otto
How many apps do you regularly use on your web? 5? 10? More? We bet you know — the battle for the user’s attention is fierce. But this does not mean it’s time to give up on your web app idea. To be competitive, you…
October 29, 2024
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Mark Otto
Node v22.11.0 ‘Jod’ Released; Becomes Active LTS Release — With this release, Node 22 flips from being the ‘Current’ cutting edge release to being a dependable release with the all-important LTS (Long Term Support) designation. It is, however, broadly the same as Node v22.10. Richard Lau…
October 24, 2024
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Mark Otto
Svelte 5 is Alive — The long awaited next major release of Svelte, the compiler-driven JS UI framework, is the “most significant release in the project’s history”, while remaining largely backwards compatible. A big addition is runes for explicitly declaring reactive state, but there’s much…