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Google IoT came and went.

I really like this approach and wanted it as a react component: https://github.com/hollanddd/charts-css-react

still a wip: //TODO: docs, tests and data.

Probably meant parity

Beautiful. Apparently, I was not paying attention.

It would be cool if these had tests around them where it made sense.

What’s the blu-ray DVD then?

It would be nice if AWS provided mocks but the reality is that's there is more than one lib for creating stubs and mocks for every language. Additionally, I would assume that AWS want's to steer clear of making those types of decisions for the developer. The "what lib do I use for x" decisions that developers have to make.

Unit tests are all you should really need. Mock the AWS services and make sure to assert, where you can, the arguments being sent to those services and you should have enough coverage to get the job done.

My guess is that this was built for practice. That said, some of the data is coming back bad. The 'url' property contains an address that is missing the 'u' and 'a'. https://ghibliapi.herokpp.com

One of their biggest competitors is a fraction of the cost and size.

0. https://alllocal.com/

Ti believe the context is running a CDN as opposed to using.

This is really interesting. I'd like to use cloud front so I be https

If used in the right context, I don't see a problem with 'zero rating.' T-mobile[0] has been doing this for a little bit now and, to me, it seems to be beneficial. The issues only arise when you are zero rating individual services belonging to one genre or vertical. Saying that Netflix won't count against your usage but Hulu does would be a problem.

[0] http://www.t-mobile.com/offer/free-music-streaming.html