Sometimes it can be very useful to save previous values of props (or state) in a React component. Perhaps this is easier to be imagined in a class component, but in a functional component, less so.
In TypeScript, it’s often useful to define interfaces or complex (structured)
types whose properties (or keys) may only be values of a previously defined
enum type.
Among the plethora of tools which Amazon has given us there’s AWS CloudFormation. IMO, this proves that AWS is (still) in a class of it’s own. It’s the embodiment of the “infrastructure as code” concept. And, it’s battle-tested, it works! So well, in fact, that they ElasticBeanstalk right on-top of it.
Today, my son, Augustin turned 2 years old. He’s third in the set of four children I’m blessed with. When did that happen, you say? Well… yeah. :)