I am not a gym rat, but I do enjoy going if someone else figures out what I am going to do. I get bored if I have to figure out a routine myself. This could be an answer to that. Will try it!

Deno is intended to address some of Node's limitations that have become apparent over the thirteen years since Node.js was launched.

What is your opinion about Deno?

Thanks!

Announcement post: https://fusebit.io/blog/everyauth/ GitHub Repo: https://github.com/fusebit/everyauth-express

Sorry about that: https://fusebit.io/blog/dynamic-utm-tags/

Interesting. I am going to try to build a Slack bot using this code.

Most developers really only write a fraction of the code that powers their applications. The rest of it is leveraged through public, freely available, and mostly open source libraries through tools such as npm and Yarn.

The Rate Limiting and Throttling techniques limit all webhook events but have different purposes: rate limiting protects a webhook by applying a hard limit on its access. Throttling shapes webhook access by smoothing spikes in traffic.

A simple, convention-based authorization model for REST APIs that removes the guesswork from some of the design decisions and results in a flexible and future-proof design.