Fallenstedt

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I build and tinker a lot. Web, Mobile, and AWS.

Find me at New Relic
Find more at https://fallenstedt.com
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Websitehttps://fallenstedt.com
First time playing around with 3D stuff. I am making some brackets so I can mount an acrylic sheet to the inside of a knock-off pelican case.

I have been very busy, but I did build something cool, and I would like to share it with you.

I made a power box which can be charged with solar panels. We had a power outage recently, and it sucked sitting in the dark.

I wrote up the components I used for the box here.

https://www.fallenstedt.com/blog/powerbox/

#solar #powerbox

How I built a Powerbox - Alex Fallenstedt

I recently had a power outage which lasted 10 hours here at home. It was not pleasant sitting the dark with just a flashlight. I knew I had to build a power …

Just made the best loading spinner. You can't stop me

Under the hood, I am using a web worker for all network requests. I'm also using Apollo Server as the API layer, and DynamoDB for persistence.

So far, only dummy data is being used. I also need to read more on S3 to learn more about file permissions so users can manage their photos well.

#graphql #dynamodb #javascript

I've been working on a PWA in my spare time. So far, the login screen renders, handles errors, and authenticates you well!

#javascript #pwa

Too many green ticks on StackOverflow saying local/session storage is safe for storing access tokens. I'm taking the time to learn how to use HTTP Cookies well to manage access tokens, and will write a blog on it.

Storing session identifiers in local storage is quick solution, but it is a poor choice. If you would not want your tokens to be read in an XSS attack, why use session storage for access token management in the first place?

#web #security #javascript

How does this work? I used a shell command to find my machine's ip address.

I then used an npm package called "qrcode-generator" to generate the qr code.

Need to see how your web app looks and feels on a mobile device? Encode the IP address and port of the machine hosting it and let your phone scan it.

Typing in the URL all the time makes me 🤪

#web

#BikeTooter my pride and joy. I've had this surly since college and still ride it. This bike is a workhorse. Recently converted it to an 18 speed.