Serverless Handbook
for frontend engineers
Secretly this is going to be a resource teaching frontend engineers everything they need to know to dive into backend
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- Serverless Pros & Cons
- When NOT to use serverless
- AWS, Azure, Zeit, or Netlify
- Good serverless DX
- Architecture principles
- Lambdas, queues, etc
- Where to store data
- Creating a REST API
- Using GraphQL
- Lambda workflows
- Robust backend design
- Monitoring serverless apps
- Dev, QA, and prod
- Running Chrome puppeteer
- Serverless performance
- Dealing with authentication
- Handling secrets
- Serverless cost optimization
- Glossary
- Get started with Serverless backend technologies
- Build your first backends, or your 10th in a new way ;)
- Designed for frontend engineers diving into backend tech for the first time
- Learn all about lambdas and queues and databases
- Build server-side technologies with JavaScript and TypeScript
- Support your apps with functions in the cloud
- A reference handbook that stands by your side as you work
- Pick and choose, read the chapters you need right now
- Access yours forever, get notified as new chapters come out
- Get a new chapter every week until done :)
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- dado90
“I'm a React Dev, I wanted to get a boost further”
- Samer
“I want to learn the full process of building a web app from start to finish using React and Serverless Technologies (could it be with AWS?)”
- Ricardo Respo
“I'm interested in the JAM stack and in AWS Serverless, but all of the examples for tutorials I found are boring.”
- Rui
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