Here's how I think about @AWSAmplify, and why I joined: swyx.io/writing/hello-…
There is so much I don't yet know and I'm excited to #LearnAWSinPublic. 🥳 Got any advice/resources? I'll share some I've found below 👇
I found @jaredshort via @jeremy_daly's awesome Serverless chats podcasts. Both of them share a great deal of hard earned AWS knowledge!
dev.to/trek10inc/3-bi…
I've been mainlining the entire back catalog of Screaming in the Cloud and AWS Morning Brief to get smart on things. Corey packs a lot of snark but gives credit where due and makes topics accessible to beginners!
#LearnInPublic sharing her notes, which eventually got her noticed by @LinkedIn and kicked off her current career!
awsnewbies.com
Forrest also does awesome raps/talks! 😃
freecodecamp.org/news/awscertif…
These certifications *mean something* - if you want to cover your bases, and boost your resume, it's a great choice!
(yes you can read it on Kindle too, naturally)
aws.amazon.com/whitepapers/?w…
- helenanderson.co.nz/aws-a-z/
- adayinthelifeof.nl/2020/05/20/aws…
- expeditedsecurity.com/aws-in-plain-e…
How bout a periodic table? @FitzXyz did it, the madman. moca.computingarchitectures.com/en/~hello-worl…
If you are NOT of the serverless bent, check @dvassallo's bestselling The Good Parts of AWS!
Read @Werner's original paper: allthingsdistributed.com/files/amazon-d… and then get @alexbdebrie's The DynamoDB book:
Many instructors I admire greatly have been making awesome @AWScloud lessons:
@tlakomy
@chrisbiscardi
@nikgraf
@dabit3