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Fredrik Andersson

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Setting up SSH keys for multiple Bitbucket/Github accounts

Every time I switch computers I go through this dance of setting up new SSH keys for my different code repository accounts. Coincidentally, every time I »

Fredrik Andersson 14 March 2017

Custom Error types in Rust and the ? operator

Recently I was "forced" into writing some Rust again, after a few months of working on other things, because I had made a commitment to give »

Fredrik Andersson on Rust 05 February 2017

Rust code style and Rustfmt

Coming to Rust most recently from the JavaScript world I was used to code style being something that was wildly debated and something that would change »

Fredrik Andersson on Rust 31 January 2017

Authenticating a REST API on AWS Lambda using Auth0

If you followed along in the previous tutorial, Create a REST API on AWS Lambda using Lambdasync, you should have a simple API for a note »

Fredrik Andersson on AWS, AWS Lambda, Lambdasync, Auth0, Node.js 17 January 2017

Setting up a free MongoDB database on mLab and connecting to it with Node.js

Having a free hosted MongoDB database is extremely useful for all sorts of projects. mLab offers a great free Sandbox plan with 0.5 GB of »

Fredrik Andersson on MongoDB, Node.js 17 January 2017

Lambdasync 3.0 - Lambda proxy integrations, local devserver and express apps on Lambda

Time for another update to Lambdasync. 🎉 The major bump is due to switching over to using Lambda proxy integrations to tie your API endpoint to your »

Fredrik Andersson on AWS, AWS Lambda, Lambdasync 08 January 2017

Adding create-react-app scripts to an existing project

I love create-react-app, I've used it to scaffold every new React app and React experiment I've worked on since it was released. As I was updating »

Fredrik Andersson on React, Create React App 04 December 2016

Lambdasync support for adding AWS Lambda environment variables

Lambdasync 2.0 update - Environment variables in Lambda Lambdasync is a tool to scaffold, deploy and update JSON APIs on AWS Lambda from the command »

Fredrik Andersson on Lambdasync, AWS Lambda 01 December 2016

Introducing Lambdasync: A quest for easy deploys of JSON APIs to AWS Lambda

One of my passions in world of tech right now is Function as a Service, or FaaS for short. The premise is as simple as it »

Fredrik Andersson on AWS Lambda, Lambdasync, AWS 26 November 2016

Create a REST API on AWS Lambda using Lambdasync

AWS Lambda is a pretty great place to put your APIs, you don't need to configure any servers, you pay only for what you use, and »

Fredrik Andersson on AWS, AWS Lambda, Lambdasync 26 November 2016
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