This article is about building a basic UI using both AWS Amplify built-in React Components. This is part of the ongoing “notebook series” which serves as my personal notebook while…Continue readingBuilding A Basic UI For Amplify Apps
Building on the successful test project as noted in the React App On AWS : Amplify Training Notes post, it is time to start a new project. This time it…Continue readingStarting A New App On Amplify
Shopify provides a full development platform that allows developers to create custom apps that appear in the Shopify App Store. Our goal is to start building a Shopify app version…Continue readingBuilding A Shopify App : Getting Started
As the Fractional CTO for a local staffing company, I am heading up a project to create a custom web application. One of the primary functional elements is providing rapid…Continue readingReact Spreadsheet Components
While there are methods for implementing a modern single page application (SPA) framework into SuiteScript (there are some examples where people have grafted React into their Scriptlets), there are some…Continue readingSuiteScript : UI Rendering With serverWidget
Some “cheat codes” for working in SuiteScript to save from “drilling” through endless documentation to find simple answers. Sorry casual visitors, this post will require access to Oracle Netsuite to…Continue readingNetsuite : SuiteScript Cheat Sheet
The technology stack that was inherited from the prior tech team at Research Blocks came with some outdated methodologies. One of those areas was in the deployment of React applicationa…Continue readingReact Build Settings on Amplify
I’ve been working on a React App for months that connects on localhost port 9000. Recently the app stopped working after an upgrade to Monterey. Turns out the upgrade also…Continue readingMacOS Monterey Node Port 9000 Refused