Jannik Wempe

Try superwhisper. It is a game changer.

You can also easily switch modes (e.g. languages) via Raycast plugin etc.

4th year of being an AWS Community Builder 🙌🏼

This is now set up via AWS Bedrock and GitHub OIDC provider.

It's nice to have the bill in one place ✨

Check 🔗
github.com/anthropics/c...

I have tried out the anthropics/claude-code-action for a automatic code review via GitHub action.

It is pretty cool! This one wasn't very critical but it was also pretty straightforward.

This small one did cost me 0.26$.

Link to example action 👇🏼

„a bit underwhelming“ seems like a huge understatement to me 🥴

We've updated pricing of our Shopify App 🔥

(not as straightforward as we thought - feedback incoming)

We wanted to try it out a few more things:
- Smallest price is MUCH bigger -> Target bigger stores
- We DITCHED the Free Plan and have only a free trial now

Apple has become such a disappointment in the last few years 🫤

Yeah, makes sense. No need for anything else anyways with a few hundred posts

Cool! What are you using for it? Anything special or some like a database ILIKE?

Here you go 👇🏼

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Upvoted this: github.com/withastro/as...

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I have just checked my site and indeed, they are gone.

We are trying something out with our Shopify app FraudFalcon:

We remove the free plan and add free trials to the individual plans.

I am looking forward to the AWS Summit in Hamburg on Thursday 😊

Who am I going to see there?

Haha, yeah, I also almost feel pushed to Cloudflare 😜

Cloudflare Workers don't charge you for waiting on I/O or network requests.

Meanwhile AWS starts charging you for the Lambda INIT phase (aka cold starts).

Is is 🤪
Thanks!

Hustling in a co-working space with @sandrovolpicella.com

The 𝗔𝗪𝗦 𝗦𝗲𝗿𝘃𝗶𝗰𝗲 𝗔𝗻𝗶𝗺𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻𝘀 Page is live! ✨ 🎉
Currently, it includes 14 services/features, and we'll add more to our library every week!

Current catalog includes:
• The Dark Reader Deployment Pattern
• Polling vs. WebSockets via Amazon API Gateway

Server islands can be quite useful. They are the equivalent of NextJS partial prerendering. You can have a static page with dynamic server-rendered islands.

If you are a @raycast.com power user like me, I have some good news: the Raycast app for iOS is out 🥳

How to Proxy Plausible Analytics with SST and AWS CloudFront Step-by-step guide to proxying Plausible analytics using SST and AWS CloudFront. Improve data accuracy by avoiding adblocker interference.

I use @plausible.io for analytics.
I use SST for IaC.

I have written an article about how to proxy Plausible requests through CloudFront using SST in order to get more accurate analytics data 👇🏼

wempe.dev/blog/proxy-p...

I have written my first ever Effect code 😅

I have no idea what I am doing, but there is something to it... Reminds me a little of Scala (only did one production project though).

Keep Functions Clean: Context Provision with Node.js AsyncLocalStorage Learn how to use Node.js AsyncLocalStorage to implement the open/closed principle, enhancing code maintainability and scalability

I have just recently learned about Node.js’s built-in AsyncLocalStorage.

In my latest blog post I'll show you how you can use it to follow the open/closed principle (the "O" of SOLID).

I provide 2 examples:
- database transactions
- logging

Check it out 👉🏼 wempe.dev/blog/nodejs-...

Thank you!

I have read Building Microservices and your book so far from this collection. It seems like there are quite some other interesting ones in there!

Which other books of those can you recommend?

Looking forward to read about your experience with it 😉

In dev they deploy a stub lambda that proxies the request to your local machine, executes the code there and sends it back. So code changes take effect in ms. The permissions are still like in prod because it runs through the actual lambda.

That is what they started with and it ist great DX.

The DX of SST is way better – at least if you stay within what they offer. Also, they have a focus on making it easy to deploy web apps.

The main benefits for me:
- local Lambda live reload
- binding resources and have type-safe access to them
- nicer API
- Cloudflare provider (domains etc.)