A collection of notes for a meaningful software engineering career.
This is a collection of notes that I try to take when researching a software engineering or computer science topic.
The notes are usually made with internal usage in mind to alleviate my poor memory and therefore tend to be exceedingly laconic. Use at your own dicretion.
DX stands for "Developer Experience", that is, getting a development workflow that is stable, reproducible, and easy to use. My notes focus on making it work on a Windows PC while using containers, WSL, and remote Linux/PAAS machines where possible.
All Python tutorials have the onilapp example application as a source example. You can just start with the first onw.
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Deploying to AWS Lambda with Zappa (deprecated, use
slsbelow)
After I was done with building an MVP with Dash in Python, I tried to split up the app components into a JAMStack architecture. The notes documenting this start here.
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