In this post, I walkthrough using signed URLs to enable asynchronous file uploads in a serverless API endpoint.

I’m doing some rapid prototyping of a TypeScript API that will query a database. I quickly ran into coupling issues when I went to write some unit tests. ** Dependency Injection enters the chat **

This is a note to my future self on how to retrieve SSM parameters with Node

I wrote Fig to easily generate social media images for my blog posts. It started as a Gulp script, but is now Node library written in TypeScript.

Lighthouse is a useful tool that can evaluate the performance, accessibility, and the use of web development best practices on our websites and in our web apps. Combining it with Puppeteer enables you to really integrate and automate Lighthouse analysis.

This is part 2 of my journey with Gulp. I’ve created a script that uses Puppeteer and some HTML, to generate feature images for website posts.

Lets get started with Gulp. My goal is to write some automation for generating social media feature posts. Part 1 covers getting started with Gulp.

Time to checkout a new browser automation library for Nodejs with support for Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, and Webkit browsers.

In this Puppeteer Experiment (a new thing!), I combine a Puppeteer powered web crawler with some #MachineLearning to crawl a pet shelter’s website for all of the adorable dog pictures. I call it, the Puppyteer Crawler (alternate title: The Puppeteer Collar). 🐶

How to take all of your Markdown and generate good looking PDFs from it.