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# lambdarouter
This package contains a router, written in Golang, capable of routing many AWS Lambda API gateway
requests to anything that implements the aws-lambda-go Handler interface, all in one Lambda
function. It plays especially well with go-kit's awslambda transport package.
This was originally designed for a work project where we wanted to consolidate code and Lambda
functions. It did the job and was used all over our codebase for some time. I imagine it has since
been retired.
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# mjfs.us (React.js version)
The previous version of this site. I've built and rebuilt my personal website in many technologies,
but this is just a simple TypeScript React SPA. Before using TS, I put Flow up to the same task and
was pleasantly surprised, but ultimately won over in other projects by TS.
This site was hosted on S3 and cached/distributed around the US by Cloudfront, much like the new
site. It was also continuously deployed using TravisCI.
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# mjfs.us
When creating this newest site, I decided to stick with TypeScript but instead go with Vue for fun.
Its powered by [VitePress](https://vitepress.dev/), a static site generator that uses Vite under the
hood to generate static HTML/JS/CSS assets from Markdown templates and Vue components. It's then
uploaded to S3 and distributed around the US by Cloudfront.
So far I've really enjoyed writing the bulk of the content in Markdown, while being able to add in
Vue single file components where desired. Vue feels very lightweight to write and use, even in this
hybrid environment. I've also been using this project a test-ground for [Bun](https://bun.sh/) as a
package manager and dev environment. So far so good!
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# selfpass
Selfpass was intended to be a self-hosted single-user password manager capable of
encrypting/decrypting credentials and storing them remotely through mutual, or two-way, TLS. All of
which is deployable locally or to popular cloud platforms such as GCP and AWS. Some of the
technologies used were go-kit, gRPC, Docker, Redis, and Flutter.
While developing it, after the encryption was implemented, I used this project as my own password
manager for while, before moving on to KeePassXC. I built it mostly out of interest in further
exploring Golang and trying out Dart/Flutter for native development.
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