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Luciano Mammino 📙 Node.js Design Patterns

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AWS Serverless Hero & MVP. Senior Architect fourTheorem, author of 📕 http://nodejsdp.link & ✉️ http://fstack.link Node.js, JavaScript, Rust 🦀 & Cloud ☁️

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Luciano Mammino 📙 Node.js Design Patterns@loige.co · 3mo ago

Node.js 26 shipped this week 🎉 My birthday is close, so I'm officially calling it an early birthday present from the Node.js team. 😂 This release doesn't look flashy at first glance, but the additions are genuinely useful in everyday code. I wrote a code-heavy tour, here's what stood out 🧵

Luciano Mammino 📙 Node.js Design Patterns@loige.co · 3mo ago

Node.js 26 shipped this week 🎉 My birthday is close, so I'm officially calling it an early birthday present from the Node.js team. 😂 This release doesn't look flashy at first glance, but the additions are genuinely useful in everyday code. I wrote a code-heavy tour, here's what stood out 🧵

Luciano Mammino 📙 Node.js Design Patterns@loige.co · 3mo ago

New post: Writing middlewares for #Rust #Lambda functions 🦀 The #AWS Lambda Rust runtime already ships a middleware engine: tower. Almost nobody is using it. Deep dive + a complete DynamoDB rate limiter you can steal: loige.co/writing-midd...

Writing middlewares for Rust Lambda functions

How to write reusable middleware for Rust Lambda functions using tower, the generic middleware engine that already underpins the AWS Lambda Rust runtime. Includes a complete DynamoDB-backed IP rate li...

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Luciano Mammino 📙 Node.js Design Patterns@loige.co · 3mo ago

@rustaceans.bsky.social hey John & Elley, big fan of your newsletter here! I hope you'll consider my last article loige.co/writing-midd... for your next issue :) It's a pretty long one but hopefully it covers Tower in a way that can be useful even to folks who don't target AWS Lambdas (yet).

Writing middlewares for Rust Lambda functions

How to write reusable middleware for Rust Lambda functions using tower, the generic middleware engine that already underpins the AWS Lambda Rust runtime. Includes a complete DynamoDB-backed IP rate li...

loige.co

Luciano Mammino 📙 Node.js Design Patterns@loige.co · 3mo ago

New post: Writing middlewares for #Rust #Lambda functions 🦀 The #AWS Lambda Rust runtime already ships a middleware engine: tower. Almost nobody is using it. Deep dive + a complete DynamoDB rate limiter you can steal: loige.co/writing-midd...

Writing middlewares for Rust Lambda functions

How to write reusable middleware for Rust Lambda functions using tower, the generic middleware engine that already underpins the AWS Lambda Rust runtime. Includes a complete DynamoDB-backed IP rate li...

loige.co

James Eastham@jameseastham.co.uk · 4mo ago

In my latest online course, I cover the fundamental integration patterns you will see most often in #serverless applications.. And this isn't just point to point vs pub/sub. This course covers a range of different #patterns, and importantly, how you can actually use these patterns in #production.

Serverless Integration Patterns

Learn practical knowledge for implementing integration patterns with AWS serverless services. This course goes far beyond what is in the Enterprise Integration Patterns book

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Luciano Mammino 📙 Node.js Design Patterns@loige.co · 4mo ago

For the past 9 years, I have been running a newsletter called FullStack Bulletin. Every week, I shared some of the most interesting articles, tools, and resources I could find for full stack developers. Over time, that became 450+ issues, 3k+ curated links, and a community of 3k readers.

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Luciano Mammino 📙 Node.js Design Patterns@loige.co · 5mo ago

New blog post! I added Bluesky likes and liker avatars to my #Astro blog. No API keys, no server-side code, just pure delightful #webcomponents. Here's how I went from "I want that" to "it's live" in about an hour: loige.co/how-i-added-...

How I added Bluesky likes to my Astro blog

Learn how I added Bluesky likes and avatars to my Astro blog using the bluesky-likes web components package. No API keys, no server-side code, just a few lines of Astro magic.

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Luciano Mammino 📙 Node.js Design Patterns@loige.co · 5mo ago

New blog post! I added Bluesky likes and liker avatars to my #Astro blog. No API keys, no server-side code, just pure delightful #webcomponents. Here's how I went from "I want that" to "it's live" in about an hour: loige.co/how-i-added-...

How I added Bluesky likes to my Astro blog

Learn how I added Bluesky likes and avatars to my Astro blog using the bluesky-likes web components package. No API keys, no server-side code, just a few lines of Astro magic.

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Luciano Mammino 📙 Node.js Design Patterns@loige.co · 5mo ago

1/7 🚀 Getting an LLM demo to work is not the hard part anymore. The hard part is making it reliable, predictable, and affordable in production. That’s what @eoinshanaghy and I focus on in the latest AWS Bites episode, all about LLM inference with Amazon Bedrock 👇

AWS Bites Podcast cover art showing a bed in a grassy field with a huge rock resting on top of it, under the title ‘getting started with Amazon Bedrock.’ Eoin appears on the left behind the rock, shading his eyes, while Luciano stands on the right. The scene is warm, playful, and photorealistic.
Luciano Mammino 📙 Node.js Design Patterns@loige.co · 6mo ago

Confession: my fingers still type `npm i axios` on autopilot from time to time 😅 ...And yet… Node.js has shipped a built-in `fetch()` since v18 (2022)! Still, I keep running into the same questions: - Should we use it? - When is it a good fit? - How do we avoid the usual footguns?

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James Eastham@jameseastham.co.uk · 6mo ago

Thrilled to announce chapter 09 of the Rust Lambda book. In this one, we cover all things observability. If you're struggling to really understand your serverless applications, this one's the one for you. @loige.co 👀 #serverless #rust #rustlang rust-lambda.com

Crafting Lambda Functions in Rust - eBook by Luciano Mammino and James Eastham

A practical guide on how to build efficient, sustainable, cost-effective serverless AWS solutions with the Rust programming language.

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James Eastham@jameseastham.co.uk · 9mo ago

Rust on AWS Lambda is now GA 🎉🎉 To celebrate @loige.co and me put together a short newsletter and talked about what's next for the next two chapters of the Rust on Lambda book. And some details on the next release.... news.rust-lambda.com/p/from-exper... #serverless #rust #rustlang

🦀 From Experimental to GA: Rust on Lambda and Our Road Ahead

The Rust Lambda runtime just hit 1.0 and GA 🚀 We break down what that really means (no, it’s not a managed runtime), share progress on our event-driven chapter + observability, and tease the next big ...

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