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Welp, we're going to look at some nodejs code for and aws lambda function here, and specifically the code will be invoking a different lambda function. Although there are a few ways to do this, I really wanted to find a way of chaining lambdas such that they don't have to wait for the one one they just called to finish. It's a bit confusing, but maybe with some example you'll understand what I mean. Well then let's dive right in!
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Man oh man, this is something that tripped me up when moving a bunch of lambda functions over to a different region. After lots and lots of tweaks, googles, and let's-try-its I've landed upon a nice AWS CodePipeline template that I like to use for new lambda functions. Here it is below in all of its glory!
This is seriously something I did not know about until just now. I would intuitively try to hit the arrow keys to move the playhead and tried basically all the combinations of the arrow keys with ctrl, shift, space, and / or command. Then after a bit a googlin' I found that the side carrots keys allow you to move the playhead.
This is a little thing that tripped me up, and I'd like to write this blog post so that I don't forget it!
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