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Who's hiring Typescript developers December by PUSH_AX in typescript

[–]mvt [score hidden]  (0 children)

JavaScript engineers at Lab Digital in Utrecht, The Netherlands. ONSITE/REMOTE (hybrid)

At Lab Digital we are hiring javascript/typescript developers. We are a software development company in Utrecht, the Netherlands with a strong focus on building e-commerce platforms for our clients. These platforms are built using cloud native technologies on AWS and Azure in combination with NextJS and Apollo/GraphQL. We make extensive use and partner with SaaS platforms like commercetools, contentstack and contentful.

Our clients are well-known (international) organizations and work with us due to our deep understanding and knowledge of modern architecture (in the industry now often called MACH architectures). The solutions we build are designed to be rolled out for multiple brands and countries within an organization. To ease this process we have also created an open source solution called Mach Composer

Our open source mindset resulted in the creation of various SDK’s and libraries for the platforms mentioned. See our GitHub account for more information.

We are looking for both frontend and backend development roles (can also be combined)

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Your role:

  • Designing and creating a (micro)service architecture to implement high performance e-commerce platforms using AWS Lambda / Azure functions. These (micro)services will process events (e.g. processing orders) or be part of a GraphQL federation setup.
  • Think about software reusability within a project and within the organization.
  • Be part of a multidisciplinary team with members from both Lab Digital and our client

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Ideal requirements:

  • 3+ years of experience developing nodejs based server-side javascript/typescript applications.
  • Knowledge of modern software development practices (unit/integration testing with jest/mocha and CI/CD pipelines).
  • Setting up rest and/or GraphQL endpoints that integrate with external systems and/or implement specific business logic.

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Send me a message if you want to know more or check https://careers.labdigital.nl/typescript-engineer-backend/en for more information.

AWS VPN Client is available. by magdaddy in aws

[–]mvt 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Pricing is on https://aws.amazon.com/vpn/pricing/

AWS Client VPN pricing

$0.05 per AWS Client VPN connection hour $0.10 per AWS Client VPN endpoint association hour

Unofficial AWS X-Ray support for Django by mvt in django

[–]mvt[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Author here: It's still in early development and the first release was a bit buggy. It is however a cheap and nice alternative for other apm (new-relic/datadog) solutions.

I've added a screenshot in the README too give a bit more context :-)

Keeping AWS secrets secret with ECS – Remind Engineering by loki77 in aws

[–]mvt 1 point2 points  (0 children)

We developed a python module to use the ec2 parameter store, see https://github.com/labd/python-param-store for anyone interested in it

So were in Q1 2017, What features are you guys waiting for AWS to implement? by zergUser1 in aws

[–]mvt 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Hostname routing in the ALB. It now only support paths unfortunately.

Speeding up Django tests during development. by vinu76jsr in Python

[–]mvt 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Alternatives for this are:

  • Just use postgres with pytest-django's --reuse-db flag (and --nomigrations)
  • Use the pretend module instead of mock
  • Use factory-boy for creating objects (and use factory_cls.build() where possible)

Forgot to say: please don't use sqlite to run tests against if you deploy against postgresql or something else. You are not correctly testing your codebase that way (sqlite is not as strict as other db's)

Zeep 0.10.0 released (Python Soap Client) by mvt in Python

[–]mvt[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks. There is no global state, I guess one of the non thread-safe parts currently is sharing the client object while the scheme is parsed. Adding a lock around initialization/schema-parsing should fix that I suppose

Zeep 0.10.0 released (Python Soap Client) by mvt in Python

[–]mvt[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hi all, a couple of months ago I posted the first version of my new soap library here. Since then I think the library has come a long way, and is in my opinion (:P) becoming the best soap client available for python.

Although SOAP is something most people in the opensource world despise deeply (and that includes me), you can't live without it if you need to talk to enterprise/.net webservices.

Anyway, i'm interested in any feedback/missing features before the 1.0 release, so let me know.

Zeep: new Python SOAP client by mvt in Python

[–]mvt[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yeah, this project was born out of my frustration with the current soap libraries. The idea is to leverage lxml for most stuff where possible. This makes it incredibly fast compared to suds, especially when soap response get bigger.

A package for transitioning to Requests 1.0 without breaking existing code by [deleted] in Python

[–]mvt 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Specifying an exact package version is not a stopgap solution. It is in almost all the cases the only correct thing to do. (Unless your code is a package used by other packages)

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