Front-end Web Development Basics

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In this series of posts we will be discussing about basics of Frontend Web Development.
Hello everyone. Welcome Back to the series after a very long time. The delay wasn’t intentional but it so happened. Hoping to be consistent henceforth. In the previous article of the series, we discussed in brief all the three ways. Now in this one, ...

Welcome back to the AWS SAA series. We will continue from where we left in the last blog. Buckets aren’t encrypted. But Objects are. Each object could be using different encryption settings. There are two main types of encryption at rest: Client sid...

The next topic in our series would be about Key Management Service before we can discuss how encryption happens in the S3 buckets. This is a separate topic in itself. Lets start. AWS Key Management Service (AWS KMS) lets us create, manage, and contro...

Hello there, continuing with our series, lets look into AWS S3 Performance optimization w.r.t uploads Single PUT upload This is the S3 Default upload method The data is transferred in a single stream to S3 A file becomes an object and is uploaded usi...

Object versioning is a feature which can be enabled on an S3 bucket - allowing the bucket to store multiple versions of objects These objects can be referenced by their version ID to interact directly - or omit this to reference the latest version of...

We will be starting a new series of posts in the Front-end Web Dev space. We will be attempting to include everything from scratch. Please go through the series and let me know how to make the series better. A request to those who are starting in the web development space or just want to learn this out of curiosity, please let me know if the content is helping you. Please do reach out to me if you have any ideas to make this better. Remember, you, the reader are the one of the major reasons behind this blog. So your responses are absolutely welcome. This blog will be attempting to simplify whatever concepts we would be covering in accordance to what Richard Feynman is quoted to have said:
“If you can’t explain something to a first year student, then you haven’t really understood.”
And also this:
“A great way to learn is to explain.”
So this blog as a whole, will attempt to test the understanding of yours truly with regards to the topics/concepts/ideas discussed and reinforce it and at the same time help you the reader in better comprehending them.
NB: Those of us who were following the earlier series regarding AWS SAA and The Devops handbook, Terraform etc., we hope to restart them as early as possible.