OP here - my hope is other software engineers/devs can use this as a tool to get knowledge out of their heads and into the hands of kids. Took a few days off during winter break and made/went through this with my kids.
My concern is you (contentful) are leading folks down a bad path. Adding complexity, code, cost and a larger surface area of services that need to be up.
I’d be curious to hear your reevaluation of moving this to Lambda after some of the major announcements during re:invent. My guess is some of the reasons you went ECS have been addressed with these announcements. Obviously some of the new features are still preview, but would be interested to hear your analysis none the less.
I think the example discussed in this blog is selling Make short. A more complete example with: protoc(protobuf), Docker, DynamoDB local, go modules (and vendoring), and testing can be found at https://github.com/rynop/abp-sam-twirp/blob/master/Makefile
You should really change the title as your selling the significance of this short. A feature I (and many others) that have been hoping for is a DRASTIC price drop in APIG. This IS it.
I have a simple low tech solution that is practical for m̶o̶s̶t̶ some.
Change your number to an area code that is outside of where you live - ideally a different state altogether.
If you get a call from an area code outside of where you live it’s probably Robo. If you get a call from area code of where you actually live, it’s probably legit. Ex: kids school, daycare, healthcare provider etc.
I have a CI/CD driven AWS Blueprint for Fargate - with a bunch of other production grade best practices built in. Should get you up and running in under an hour (much less if your experienced with AWS). https://github.com/rynop/aws-blueprint
> Many of the programs you use already support the new PNG spec: ... Photoshop, ...
Photoshop does NOT support APNGs. The PR calls out APNg recognition as the 2nd bullet point of "What's new?"
Am I missing something? Seems like a pretty big mistake. I was excited that an art tool with some marketshare finally supported it.