Jørn Ola Birkeland
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Collection magic
KotlinArtikkel (5 min)Fra Jørn Ola Birkeland22.12.2020
It's (Christmas) Time for Kotlin
KotlinArtikkel (2 min)Fra Jørn Ola Birkeland20.12.2020
String templates
KotlinArtikkel (4 min)Fra Jørn Ola Birkeland06.12.2020
Need to handle NEARLY static content? Lambda@Edge to the rescue
SkyArtikkel (8 min)Fra Jørn Ola Birkeland03.12.2019
The Problem You’ve got your SPA, consisting of static CSS, HTML and JS, and high-performing microservices to provide the dynamic behavior of your app. The only thing remaining is hosting the static content somewhere, point a DNS to it, and call it a day. However, it turns out that your app needs a top menu, which is shared between all the apps in the organization, to provide a common look-and-feel and navigation. All of a sudden you’re pushed into the world of content transclusion, now loosely referred to as micro frontends
The Problem You’ve got your SPA, consisting of static CSS, HTML and JS, and high-performing microservices to provide the dynamic behavior of your app. The only thing remaining is hosting the static content somewhere, point a DNS to it, and call it a day. However, it turns out that your app needs a top menu, which is shared between all the apps in the organization, to provide a common look-and-feel and navigation. All of a sudden you’re pushed into the world of content transclusion, now loosely referred to as micro frontends