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From Diagram to Code with Amazon Q Developer
Architecting a solution is not easy, and we need multiple tools to do it right. Among these tools,...
The Known and Unknown of Amazon Q Developer
When Amazon Q Developer was first announced at the re:Invent 2023 in Las Vegas, NV, I felt like I had...
Is Amazon Q Developer Secure?
Amazon Q is built with security and privacy in mind from the start, making it easier for...
Building a Serverless Web Scraper with a ~little~ lot of help from Amazon Q
I moved to Seattle at the end of 2021 on an L1b visa, and need to keep an eye on the priority dates for my Green Card application, so I decided to build an app that will pull the historic data for me and graph it.
Document, Test & Review your code with Amazon Q Developer
This year, at re:Invent 2024, there were a few announcements about Amazon Q developer. Among these...
Fixing... err... I mean "implementing" my Amazon DynamoDB approach with Gen-AI
Second part of the series where I build a serverless app to track my Green Card priority date and implement storing the data in DynamoDB.
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[AWS]GitHub and AmazonQDeveloper have been integrated, so I tried it out.[AmazonQ]
Introduction Amazon Q Developer integration on GitHub (preview) is now available. This...
Adding parameters to my Serverless Web Scraper API
Third installment of the series where I build a serverless API to scrape the historic dates from the USCIS monthly visa bulletin pages.
Building and Using MCP Servers in Amazon Q CLI
What is an MCP server? Even if you know that MCP stands for Model Context Protocol, that's no that...
Build Games with Amazon Q CLI and Get a Free T-shirt! 🏆👕
I built a fully functional Puyo Puyo-style puzzle game using only Amazon Q CLI chat commands - no manual coding required! Learn how AI can revolutionize game development with this step-by-step guide. Plus, get a free T-shirt! 🎮✨
Khi AI trở thành 'cộng sự' trong terminal: Hành trình build game Snake với Amazon Q CLI
🤔 Anh em có bao giờ ước mình có một "cộng sự" AI ngay trong terminal không? Thử tưởng...
Making my aliased commands in zsh better
You can now use Amazon Q Developer directly from your terminal to interact with your files, so let's add some convenience automations.
Build an Action Game to Learn AWS Security in a Fun Way with Amazon Q CLI
There was an interesting campaign about Amazon Q CLI. If I build a game with Amazon Q CLI and publish...
This is how I created a game from scratch using AWS
A couple of weeks ago I heard about AWS's Build Games Challenge, I got excited as I saw it as an...
How Helpful and Secure can AI be? A Little Comparison of ChatGPT and Amazon Q Developer
Every now and then there are these small tasks that end up on my table that are too tedious to write...
Diagram As Prompt (or how to write less text with Amazon Q Developer CLI)
As an architect in the software industry, you have to first to understand the problem you have to...
Build Games with Amazon Q CLI! 🏆👕
Building Shadow Link: My Journey with Amazon Q CLI Game Development Challenge ...
Generation AI: The age of AI Paired Programming
Both the evolution of IDEs and the adoption of the paired programming practice have significantly...
🎮 Reimagining Line 98 with Amazon Q CLI, React, and AWS
🚀 Introduction Line 98 is a classic puzzle game that many of us remember fondly. I decided to bring...
The Evolution of the Developer Role in an AI-Assisted Future
Is AI going to take over the role of the developer? - While AI is transforming software development, the need for developing talent remains crucial.
My Experience Using Amazon Q CLI to Build a Game
At the beginning of June, I saw a post related to Amazon Q which was 'Build Games with Amazon Q CLI...