Hhmmm, I’m not really sure I see the point wthis: it’s really only “get started quickly” for “the single exact case where you happen to be using JS and DynamoDB and Webpack”. It doesn’t seem to really offer anything over the base format that you couldn’t add in like 2 mins flat anyway.
I disagree, as someone who has nominally used serverless (but never on Lambda) and nominally used webpack (but with little experience outside the context of building with webpacker in a Rails app), this actually looks like exactly what I needed.
And I likely won't use DynamoDB, but little depth has been spent on explaining anything at all about Dynamo, it works as an example of how to get to use serverless plugins. To me this looks like just enough tutorial to cover the top of one page without losing my interest.
Reading past the "serverless offline" part, I think I've just made up my mind and will try the serverless framework again.
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Hhmmm, I’m not really sure I see the point wthis: it’s really only “get started quickly” for “the single exact case where you happen to be using JS and DynamoDB and Webpack”. It doesn’t seem to really offer anything over the base format that you couldn’t add in like 2 mins flat anyway.
I disagree, as someone who has nominally used serverless (but never on Lambda) and nominally used webpack (but with little experience outside the context of building with webpacker in a Rails app), this actually looks like exactly what I needed.
And I likely won't use DynamoDB, but little depth has been spent on explaining anything at all about Dynamo, it works as an example of how to get to use serverless plugins. To me this looks like just enough tutorial to cover the top of one page without losing my interest.
Reading past the "serverless offline" part, I think I've just made up my mind and will try the serverless framework again.
I usually avoid boilerplates but concise and minimal ones (like this one) are very handy to kick-start and get straight to hacking part.