Your mentee opens the call with something you were not expecting. I think I might be done with this. Not the job. The whole field. Your first instinct will be to talk them out of it.
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In June our security team asked for the bucket holding signed contracts to be reachable only from the office and from our own network. I wrote the bucket policy in Terraform: deny every S3 action unless the request's aws:SourceIp is one of the office ranges or one of the two public addresses of our NAT gateways. I tested it from my laptop in the office and from an instance in a private subnet, and both worked. The plan was reviewed and the apply was green on a Wednesday. On Friday morning the contracts service failed every upload and every download with access denied, from an explicit deny.
This is a submission for the Hacktoberfest Weekend Challenge: Build for a Friend Ever spent hours debugging an issue, only to find out your teammate had already fixed the exact same bug? 💀 That's where BugReplay comes in! 🚀 I'm building an AI-powered debugging assistant that helps teams turn their past bug fixes into reusable knowledge. 💡 The idea Instead of digging through old chats, GitHub issues, or asking teammates for the same solution, developers can simply paste an error message or stack trace into BugReplay and find relevant issues the team has already resolved. ⚡ What it does 🔍 Fi
This is a submission for the Hacktoberfest Weekend Challenge: Build for a Friend A friend needs help while shopping at a supermarket: compare prices, understand how a kitchen or household item should be used, and weigh its advantages against the maintenance it brings home. I built Shelf Friend, a small Chinese-language web app with two connected decisions: what costs less per usable unit, and what fits the intended use? My friend stays anonymous. I have not yet collected their feedback, so the results below are my implementation checks, not a claimed user study. The calculator takes prices fro
In February we moved the build for our invoicing service from Jenkins to GitHub Actions. The pipeline was rewritten step by step, every test passed, the image deployed, and the first run of monthly invoices went out on the first of March. By lunchtime our Polish and Czech customers were sending us screenshots. Every ł, ś and ř on their invoices was an empty box. The service renders PDFs with fonts we bundle, because the base image has almost none.
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