The Serverless Framework recently added support for Lambda Event Destinations. I wrote a tutorial to show you how to use them in your serverless architectures.

I just wrote a guide to using the newly released AWS HTTP APIs with the Serverless Framework. I include several boilerplate code examples for using the HTTP API with Amazon Cognito and JWT Authentication. You can use this feature to create faster and cheaper serverless apis.

I recently wrote a guide on using Serverless CI/CD Preview Deployments. You can use this feature to create your own preview deployments of feature branches when integrating with GitHub.

I have a new three-hour long course on building serverless applications from the perspective of a frontend developer. Some of the things you’ll learn include:

• How to deploy serverless frontends on AWS with SSL, a custom domain, and the CloudFront CDN
• How to spin up your first backend APIs with the Serverless Framework
• How to integrate Auth0 into your frontend
• How to use Auth0 to secure your backend APIs

The best part? It’s 100% free! Feel free to check it out here. Let me know what you think on Twitter!

AWS recently annouced a bunch of new features for Lambda. You can read my summary and analysis of the new features on the Serverless Blog here in my post on the Serverless Blog. Disclosure: While I have used the Serverless Framework for years, as of this posting I am employed by Serverless Inc. (the makers of the Serverless Framework).