152: New Jobs, Engagements and Marathons

Three Devs and a Maybe

In this weeks episode Mick and Edd have a long overdue catchup! We start off the show by discussing Mick’s new job, the new stack he is using, and the benefits of working in a team. From here we highlight how his company uses Scrum (Sprints, Planning Poker and Story Points), handling event-sourced models with the introduction of GDPR, and logic within annotations. Finally, we touch upon Edd’s recent engagement and marathon, a new Serverless/React blog series he is working on, developing applications for the Ethereum blockchain, and how to manage application secrets.

Show Links

• CQRS
• Event Sourcing
• Planning Poker - An Agile Estimating and Planning Technique
• What Are Story Points?
• doctrine/dbal - Doctrine Database Abstraction Layer
• Mince Pie Challenge - Building a Serverless RESTful API and React Client
• eddmann/mince-pie-challenge-api-serverless - Serverless HAL API, using Webpack, Flow, Jest, DynamoDB, Cognito and Docker
• eddmann/mince-pie-challenge-client - React Client, using create-react-app, Redux and Enzyme
• eddmann/mince-pie-challenge-client-terraform - AWS S3/CloudFront deployment def. for the Frontend Client, using Terraform
• eddmann/mince-pie-challenge-dapp - Truffle, Solidity, IPFS, Web3 and React
• Truffle Suite - Your Ethereum Swiss Army Knife
• IPFS is the Distributed Web
• Solidity
• AWS Lambda Adds Amazon Simple Queue Service to Supported Event Sources
• Head First Design Patterns - O’Reilly Media
• Secrets, Secrets, Are No Fun - PHP Roundtable
• Vault by HashiCorp
• AWS Secrets Manager - Rotate, Manage, Retrieve Secrets
• git-secret
• Using Libsodium in PHP Projects - Paragon Initiative Enterprises