Using Postman with OpenWhisk

For a while now I’ve been a huge fan of Postman. If you’ve never heard of it, it’s an incredibly powerful…

In the previous blog post, we explained how to write Serverless Swift functions using OpenWhisk actions.

Swift sources files are compiled by the platform before processing requests.

Yesterday I was doing some research into serverless meetups when I encountered something that bugged me about the Meetup.com web site. Specifically, this:

Last week I blogged about a sample application I built using OpenWhisk, Twilio, and IBM Watson. The idea was — I could send a picture to a SMS number set up with Twilio, Twilio would send the data to OpenWhisk, OpenWhisk…

In a previous post, I looked at the mechanics of how to create an Alexa skill to tell me which colour bin I needed to put out next. I’ll now look at how I chose to implement it in OpenWhisk, using Swift.