If you are used to Docker you know that containers are stateless. It means that if you shut it down or spawn new containers, anything you wrote to disk will be gone. That’s one of the reasons a lot of people just write stuff to S3 buckets instead. But what if you are hosting yourContinue reading “Storage Persistence Between Docker Containers on AWS ECS Fargate”
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Serverless APIs: Lessons learned
If you are thinking about or never heard that building completely serverless APIs was possible? This post is for you. I’m going to compile a few lessons I’ve learned in the past 3-4 years while shipping a few production projects and dealing with no servers at all. (\___/)( ͡ ͡° ͜ ʖ ͡ ͡°)\╭☞ \╭☞Continue reading “Serverless APIs: Lessons learned”
Responsive Images for Responsive Designs
Today we are going to talk about Responsive Images. Responsive Images are a very useful technique to make your designs look good regardless of the user’s resolution screen. Nowadays when we create our online projects we want them to look good on every device. Desktop, Mobile Phones, Tablets, you name it. With HTML you canContinue reading “Responsive Images for Responsive Designs”
On-demand Image Resizing API
Hello guys. Today I’m going to share with you a very cool project I’m working on. Its main mission is to apply all Web Development Best Practices applied for images and combine them into one simple but powerful API. It’s called ImageBoss. And my objective today with this post it’s to help you to understandContinue reading “On-demand Image Resizing API”
I’ve had the chance to troll Donald Trump. But I didn’t.
The craziest thing that could possibly happen on my professional life as a Software Engineer happened on August 18th, 2016. That day I discovered that I could perform a massive Rick Roll attempt against the US presidential candidate Donald Trump. The crazy story begins with an unexpected e-mail from a guy named Shu Uesugi – a San FranciscoContinue reading “I’ve had the chance to troll Donald Trump. But I didn’t.”
Deploying Sendy Using AWS ElasticBeanstalk and Docker
In this post I’m going to guide you through a step-by-step on how to deploy your Sendy installation using AWS ElasticBeanstalk and Docker. Keep in mind that this is a production ready setup so brace yourself. The AWS Resources Here is a list of what you need to do before going ahead. Create an ElasticBeanstalkContinue reading “Deploying Sendy Using AWS ElasticBeanstalk and Docker”
Farewell Brasil… Hello Portugal!
Hi. My name is Igor Escobar and I’m a Software Engineer at Hole19 Golf. As many of you already know, I recently made a life changing decision of which I would love to talk about with you. Before going through the why’s, I need you to understand I little bit about me so you canContinue reading “Farewell Brasil… Hello Portugal!”
Adding and removing remote branches
Today I’m going to share another git’s trick to easily set up a remote branch and how to delete them from the remote branch. Frequently we have to work parallelly to master branch on an exciting feature of your product, right? More often then this is sharing it so your co-workers can contribute and make it even more exciting.Continue reading “Adding and removing remote branches”
Masks With jQuery Mask Plugin
Today is the oficial release of the version 0.4.3 of my jQuery Mask Plugin. Since I have never written about it before on this blog, I’ll teach you guys how to use it and some other cool features about it. Downloading the code The only thing that you guys need to do is include the javascript file ofContinue reading “Masks With jQuery Mask Plugin”
Detectando Requisições Ajax com PHP
É bem comum trabalharmos com requisições Ajax que batem em um servidor rodando alguma aplicação PHP. O problema é que as vezes utilizamos o mesmo método para atender tanto a arquitetura do seu sistema quanto as requisições que são feitas via Ajax. Por exemplo: Temos um objeto PHP que tem como objetivo recuperar todas asContinue reading “Detectando Requisições Ajax com PHP”
Igor Escobar 