Better User Stories is a video course from Mike Cohn of Mountain Goat Software designed to help you with user stories in your organization. https://www.mountaingoatsoftware.com/training/courses/better-user-stories Below are my notes on this course. Course Modules What Stories Are Users, User Roles and Personas Story Mapping and Story-Writing Workshops Adding Detail with Conditions of…

The simpler the better. Here’s a dead simple date formatter snippet that works in all modern browsers as well as node apps. // define formatter const locale = 'en-US'; const options = { year: 'numeric', month: 'short', day: 'numeric', hour: 'numeric', minute: '2-digit' }; const formatter = new Intl.DateTimeFormat(locale, options); …

A list of practice questions with answers to help prepping yourself for AWS Certified Security Specialty Exam. A security engineer must ensure that all infrastructure that is launched in the company AWS account is monitored for changes from the compliance rules. All Amazon EC2 instances must be launched from one of a specified list of Amazon Machine Images (AMIs), and all attached Amazon Elastic Block Storage (Amazon EBS) volumes must be encrypted. Instances that are not in compliance must be terminated. Which combination of steps should the security engineer implement to meet these requirements?

While getting ready to sit AWS Certified Security — Specialty exam, I jotted down a few notes. Breaking them into sections corresponding to the exam domains. Here’s Infrastructure Security domain. Each note starts with a problem/situation statement in bold followed up with either a service description or a list of…

While getting ready to sit AWS Certified Security — Specialty exams, I jotted down a few notes. Breaking them into sections corresponding to the exam domains. Here’s Logging and Monitoring domain. Each note starts with a problem/situation statement in bold followed up with either a service description or a list…

While getting ready to sit AWS Certified Security — Specialty exams, I jotted down a few notes. Breaking them into sections corresponding to the exam domains. Let’s start with Incident Response in this post. Each note starts with a problem/situation statement in bold followed up with either a service description…

— - description: Build a Gatsby site with AWS Amplify auth tags: gatsbyjs, aws, amplify GitHub: https://github.com/olegchursin/gatsby-auth-amplify — - Steps to follow along: Create new Gatsby project gatsby new gatsby-auth-amplify Add TS (optional) This step is optional but highly recommended Add TS plugin yarn add gatsby-plugin-typescript Add TypeScript definitions yarn add -D @types/react @types/react-dom @types/node

So you have git branch ’ed the new branch, did tons of great coding, only to realize that the branch name does not reflect your amazing work and there’s inevitable need for renaming. On top of everything, you have already pushed it to remote. No problem, let’s rename your local and remote branches in 3 super easy steps: Rename local branch. // Are you on the branch you want to rename? YES: git branch -m new-branch-name

Give a much needed facelift to your Webpack. The app we are currently working on at Aon Cyber Solutions (1) is an ejected CRA with TypeScript and Apollo GraphQL. To our pleasure we have webpack.config.dev.js and webpack.config.prod.js …