Sharing a bit of experience building a telegram bot with Serverless, AWS Lambda and TypeScript.
In this tutorial, we will explore how to build a simple Telegram bot using serverless with TypeScript and AWS Lambda. We’ll leverage the power of AWS services such as API Gateway and DynamoDB to create a highly scalable and efficient bot. While there are various tutorials available online, this guide aims to provide a more comprehensive and detailed approach. So, let’s dive in!
A friend asked me for a way to download all the PDFs from a page, and I made this simple script with Python and Mechanize. It’s very straightforward…
It does hack the user agent, which is not nice. So use at your discretion.
Sharing a small snippet on creating a loading spinner in a Tapestry 5.3+ Mixin, using spin.js.
It creates a convenient way to add spinners to your long-loading-times ajax zone updates, with all the code hidden away from the template .tml and page class object.
Sorry I can’t show a working example, that would entail running a Tapestry application server.
But it’s very straightforward, just grab the spin.min.js and the rest falls into place (it also depends on jQuery).
I was looking for a way to get a fluid container live side-by-side with a custom width sidebar.
A custom width sidebar can’t be achieved with a Bootstrap column, and is a total mess to get right with floats if you then need a fluid container to get a grid system for the main section.
So, here’s one solution:
JSFiddle: https://jsfiddle.net/6sfog80k/