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Pedro Fernando Marquez Soto in A man with no server

Mar 17, 2018

Running Go AWS Lambdas locally with SLS framework and SAM

In my previous post, I described an example of manually creating an AWS Lambda function implementing a GraphQL endpoint. Since I’m a big fan of the Serverless Framework, I wanted to write an example of using it to create a project…

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Pedro Fernando Marquez Soto in A man with no server

Apr 23, 2017

Setting up a CI/CD pipeline with Travis CI for a Serverless app

When working with a small team (in my case, by myself alone) its really important to outsource as much work as possible to automation. Big companies have whole teams for testing and DevOps, but sometimes we don’t have…

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Pedro Fernando Marquez Soto in A man with no server

Apr 2, 2017

Create a ReactJS client with Auth0 for a Serverless application (using Custom Authorizers)

We know how to deploy the application we created with the Serverless Framework in AWS. A CloudFormation script is created for us, which in turn will create our API Gateway…

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Pedro Fernando Marquez Soto in A man with no server

Mar 24, 2017

Deploying a Serverless application (using Webpack and Babel to support ES2015) to AWS

Until now, we know how to start our serverless application in a local environment. We can test it and even save things in a local DynamoDB.

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Pedro Fernando Marquez Soto in A man with no server

Mar 17, 2017

Back-end validation on AWS Lambda and NodeJS

JavaScript is a great language: Provides flexibility and transparency. You can always now for sure what a variable contains without knowing what type it is because, well, there are no types.

Pedro Fernando Marquez Soto in A man with no server

Feb 28, 2017

Unit testing a Serverless application (part 2)

On our previous post we started to shape a sample Serverless project to decouple it’s business logic, allowing us to write effective tests for it.

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Pedro Fernando Marquez Soto in A man with no server

Feb 21, 2017

Unit testing a Serverless application (part 1)

In almost every software developer job interview I’ve seen, both interviewer and interviewed will tell an awful lie: They love TDD (Test Driven Development) and they never start a project without it. Cut to a few weeks later and they are sweating…

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