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Like many others, I started the year with a new planner and was getting stoked to make plans and crush 2020; little did any of us know, 2020 would be one for the history books. While I didn’t have survive on my goals list, it is one that I managed to accomplish.

In the previous post we built out our UI and wired up the Amplify API end points. In this post we will cover Authentication.

In the previous post we got Amplify initiated and our API setup. In this post we will get our client side app up and running with React.

In this 2+ part blog post series, I wanted to build a simple AMA type app. I think the app concept covers a handful of concepts which will help you learn a bit more about Amplify.

Environment variables come in all shapes and sizes, and can be used on the server or the client side. Here is one way I used Gatsby Environment Variables for my latest project.

I’ve been meaning to update my site for a while now but never made the time. I recently came across some extra free time (see laid off due to Covid-19) and figured now seems like a good time.

In the fast-paced world of front-end development, there is no standing still. At the same time, it can be very overwhelming to try and keep up with all the new frameworks, the new javascript features and so on. Below I have some tips on how I do my best to stay up on all of this.

You know the drill, you just made your self a cup of coffee, you sit down at your desk and you are ready to crush your task at hand. 2 hours later, you are surprised by the time and how little you got done.

If you’re like me, you don’t like to waste time on things you don’t have to.

2016 was a really great year. I continued to increase my JS skills, worked on a handful of great projects at work, launched a weekly newsletter for developers, got a dog, and had a pretty good year for DVLPR.

You know the drill, you just made your self a cup of coffee, you sit down at your desk and you are ready to crush your task at hand. 2 hours later, you are surprised by the time and how little you got done.