What does it mean to you?
- empathy
- support
- partnership
- community
Rachel Normand rnewstead1
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/ reframe-london-2023.md
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October 10, 2023 13:14
Notes from Reframe conference 2023
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/ com.example.ShadowSpikeComponent-1.0.0.yaml
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November 24, 2021 10:15
com.example.ShadowSpikeComponent-1.0.0.yaml
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| --- | |
| RecipeFormatVersion: '2020-01-25' | |
| ComponentName: com.example.ShadowSpikeComponent | |
| ComponentVersion: '1.0.0' | |
| ComponentDescription: Spike component for device shadow | |
| ComponentPublisher: Rachel | |
| ComponentConfiguration: | |
| DefaultConfiguration: | |
| ShadowName: ShadowSpike | |
| ThingName: shadow-spike |
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/ ShadowManagerExample.py
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| import json | |
| import sys | |
| import time | |
| import awsiot.greengrasscoreipc | |
| from awsiot.greengrasscoreipc.model import ( | |
| GetThingShadowRequest, | |
| IoTCoreMessage, | |
| UpdateThingShadowRequest, | |
| QOS, |
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/ greengrass-v2-mac.md
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November 8, 2021 10:12
Greengrass doesn't run natively on a mac, but you can run it via Docker. This is mainly taken from this guide, with some tweaks to make it actually work.
- Download the latest aws-greengrass-docker from the releases page
- Build the image:
cd ~/Downloads/aws-greengrass-docker-<GREENGRASS_VERSION>
sudo docker build -t "x86_64/aws-iot-greengrass:<GREENGRASS_VERSION>" ./
- Install 1Password (scan QR code from Mobile device)
- Install Google Chrome and sign in
- Sign in to Github in browser
- Generate SSH key and add to Github
- Install Iterm2
- Install ohmyzsh and plugins:
- autosuggestions
rnewstead1
/ Lead Dev Jan 2021.md
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January 24, 2021 15:43
Panelists:
- Meri Williams - CTO at Healz
- Claudius Mbemba - CTO / co founder at neu
- Jean-Michen Lemieus - CTO at Shopify
- Elaine Zhou - CTo at Change.org
What was one thing you did early on during covid that you're glad about?
rnewstead1
/ NodeConf_Remote_Day_2.md
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November 3, 2020 18:58
All talks on NearForm YouTube channel
Joyee Cheung, Node.js Core Contributor at Igalia
In this talk, we will break down how Node.js spends its time starting up from scratch, and look into recent changes in the Node.js code base that have improved the startup performance by using different tricks and various V8 APIs.
There have always been lots of concerns about the startup performance of node It used to take around 16-30ms
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/ NodeConf_Remote_Day_1.md
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November 3, 2020 18:41
Gil Tayar, Senior Architect at Applitools
Yes, they’re here. Node v13.2.0 marked the first version of Node.JS where ESM support is unflagged, meaning you can start using ES Modules. It’s been a long, four year journey from defining them in the spec (June 2015!) till they could be used in Node.JS (November 2019).
Why did it take so long? What were the major hurdles? Should we migrate? How does the migration path look like? Are they really better than CommonJS Modules? What is in store for the future?
Gil Tayar, a former member of the Node.JS Modules Working Group, and now just a passionate observer of it, will try and navigate these confusing waters, and hopefully make you understand why, when, and how to migrate your Node.JS code to use ES Modules.
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