Keeping track of your application's secrets can be overwhelming. Password managers like AWS Secrets Manager are great for securely storing your passwords, certificates, and tokens, but they can’t import secrets to applications.

To beat the overwhelm of managing secrets, you can use External Secrets Operator to import them into your application.

If you work with any component-based framework long enough, you’ll run into a problem. How do you share functionality across components?

Using share and shareReplay is pretty darn confusing. The way share and shareReplay work is not always obvious and might lead to unexpected behavior in your application.

"User interaction numbers are down."

Most of the time when this happens, nothing is wrong. But we can't be certain without checking. So several developers blow up a day of work, affecting deadlines on promised projects, trying to figure out what's causing the UI numbers to drop. 

AWS is an essential tool in many developers’ toolboxes, but using AWS in a development environment can be tricky. Developers who just want to write some code are often frustrated using the AWS console and setting up AWS services.

LocalStack to the rescue!

LocalStack is a service that mocks AWS locally in a docker container on the your computer. With LocalStack, you don't need to worry about connecting to an actual AWS server. This post will walk you through setting up a docker container running LocalStack so that you can run AWS services locally.

Scully is a “Static Site Generator for Angular apps” that enables Angular apps to pre-render pages with dynamic content to improve performance metrics like First Contentful Paint (FCP), Time to Interactive (TTI), and others which are used by Search Engines to rank your website.