I have an application that runs in a container. The application is pretty simple in that all it does is list the contents of a DynamoDB database I created. The code is here, as well as all the YAML files for deploying to EKS. The problem is, when we pull this up on a standard…
Author: Vallard
ARCoachingOverlayView and SwiftUI
These last few weeks I’ve been diving into Apple’s RealityKit for iPhone. I’ve chosen to use SwiftUI instead of UIKit as I like the similarities between it and ReactJS. I thought I’d start posting a few things I learn as I find Apple’s documentation is great if you already know what you’re doing. Unfortunately, if…
Building a Business
I’ve done many coding projects in my career but until this year I’ve never created a project that actually earns money. I have always had big aspirations to do this, and I’ve always talked about it, but until September of this year I had never done it. Well, I’ve done it! Humbly, but I’m still…
Javascript Unique Objects By Key
Suppose you have an array of objects in javascript: In the above contrived example 2 of the 3 objects have the same id value of a. We’d like to filter this array so that the result is: Javascript doesn’t have a built in unique function like other languages do. But we can use the filter…
React Hooks: useState with Arrays
I spent a good portion of the work day today trying to code up a simple form to accept a list of zip codes and put them in an array. The final form looks as follows: As you can see there are a few zip codes and then we can click the ‘Add Zip Code’…
Increasing Upload Sizes with the Nginx Ingress Controller Kubernetes for WordPress Sites
Previously I had installed wordpress pods on Kubernetes and it made it very easy to administer and add multiple sites for clients. However, as time went on they started getting more aggressive in the different themes they were uploading. To solve the problem required configuration changes in two places. The Ingress Controller The PHP file…
my own ngrok
ngrok is a great service that redirects public internet traffic to a service running on a private network, such as your laptop at your house. Lately, as I’ve been doing a lot of development with oauth2 sign ins on webforms, I’ve had to use ngrok to test. The free plan allows about 24 hours of…