Lessons
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What You Need to Know About AWS Lambda DeploymentsServerless Django with ZappaServerless projects sometimes need changes
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How to Deploy a Django App to the Cloud with AWS LambdaServerless Django with ZappaReady to get into the cloud?
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Setting Up a Zappa Development EnvironmentServerless Django with ZappaNow we set up our Zappa environment
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Understanding the Basics of Django and Zappa DevelopmentServerless Django with ZappaA simple Django project to get started
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How to Set Up an AWS Lambda-Like Environment with DockerServerless Django with ZappaLet's create a reliable development environment
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Creating and Configuring an AWS Account for Zappa DeploymentServerless Django with ZappaWe establish the necessary AWS credentials
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Why Go Serverless? Understanding Zappa's BenefitsServerless Django with ZappaLet's explore what Serverless is and isn't
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Coding a Comments Section that Requires Manual Content ApprovalThe newline Guide to Full Stack Comments with Hasura and ReactRight now, all the comments are public instantly. However, we may want to review the comments before showing them to other users. This is what we'll cover in this lesson.
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How to Publish a Custom React Hook as an NPM LibraryThe newline Guide to Full Stack Comments with Hasura and ReactThis lesson will teach you how to publish a React hook as an NPM library.
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Adding Pagination to a Comments Section with Hasura and ReactThe newline Guide to Full Stack Comments with Hasura and ReactIn this lesson, we'll add pagination to both the hook and UI.
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An Overview of Optimistic Updates for React HooksThe newline Guide to Full Stack Comments with Hasura and ReactWe'll learn about optimistic updates and add them to our hook's implementation to improve the user experience.
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How to Use GraphQL to Add Comment Features to a Frontend AppThe newline Guide to Full Stack Comments with Hasura and ReactThis lesson will show how to extend the hook to handle adding new comment logic. It will cover adding a new GraphQL mutation and using it from the frontend application.