How to Deploy Sharp as an AWS Lambda Function Layer
Sharp is a popular library for resizing images in Node.js. However, getting it to work in an AWS Lambda function can be tricky. This post shows how to deploy it as a Lambda function layer.
All of my long-form thoughts on programming, SaaS development, AWS serverless, and more, collected in chronological order.
Sharp is a popular library for resizing images in Node.js. However, getting it to work in an AWS Lambda function can be tricky. This post shows how to deploy it as a Lambda function layer.
AWS Lambda functions can go beyond standard CRUD operations. In this post, I will show you how to add a user to an Amazon Cognito group with a post-confirmation trigger.
Clerk is more than just a auth provider. It's an entire user management platform that makes it really simple to get authentication setup. However, adding a third-party SaaS when the rest of your application backend is built on AWS can seem tricky. That's why in this post, I'm going to show exactly how to put the two together.
Whether it's signing up to receive a free e-book, having folks register for an event, or any other of the many reasons, emailing your customers/users a product when they submit a form is a very common task. So why isn't it easier