In this issue, we get two new serverless platforms, a serverless debugger, and a type-safe serverless microservices framework.
In this issue, Cloudflare gets serious about infrastructure services, the Serverless Framework turns 7, and we learn about "superclouds".
In this issue, Cloudflare tries to make the Internet more programmable, Node 16 comes to Lambda, and we talk about the future of Jamstack and serverless.
In this issue, the Data API gets an update, Infrastructure as SQL goes open source, and AWS puts multi-account where their mouth is.
In this issue, Aurora Serverless v2 misses the serverless mark, Deno powers the edge, and we can now "Compose" serverless applications.
In this issue, we cURL our FURLs, have a chat with Werner Vogels, and do our part to stamp out ridiculous serverless FUD.
In this issue, AWS starts to treat accounts like cattle, we think about the future of WebSockets, and we top off our serverless Kool-Aid.
In this issue, Lambda gets a storage upgrade, Serverless Cloud goes Full Stack, and PlanetScale gets a Rewind.
In this issue, Upstash snags some funding, Cloudflare launches their own API Gateway, and we look at the future of cloud-native development.
In this issue, Fauna introduces event streaming, Xata hopes to build the go-to serverless database, and Amazon S3 turns 16!
In this issue, the CNCF says "yes" to Knative, Cloudflare actually takes a sensible Ukraine strategy, and we learn about Functional and Lean Web Apps
In this issue, TypeScript gets some love from the serverless community, we learn how to prototype faster, and we ask if serverless is just a stopover for EDA.
In this issue, Elastic and Amazon play nice, we learn about "ice cold starts", and Netlify Graph is introduced.
In this issue, Google Cloud Functions go next gen, Serverless Cloud makes Event-Driven apps a snap, and Dynatrace goes multi-cloud with serverless monitoring.
In this issue, Firecracker reaches 1.0, Serverless Chats is back, and Netlify turns on crons.
In this issue, Serverless Framework v3 goes live, Kinesis points the Data Firehose at Honeycomb, and we enter the Golden Age of full-stack JavaScript.
In this issue, AWS adds more batching controls, containers and serverless get another comparison, and we learn how to unleash the power of serverless for solo developers.
In this issue, DynamoDB turns 10, Eleventy 1.0 launches with a serverless plugin, and we ask if 2022 is the year of low-code.
In this issue, rogue open-source breaks the AWS-CDK, Typescript Lambdas get some powertools, and 'dynamic crons' become all the rage.
In this issue, we share an Ode to the Cloud, look at the trade-offs of going Lambda-less, and learn some advanced serverless best practices.
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Jeremy is the CEO and Founder of Ampt and an AWS Serverless Hero that has a soft spot for helping people solve problems using serverless. He frequently consults with companies and developers transitioning away from the traditional โserver-fullโ approach. You can find him ranting about serverless on Twitter, in several forums and Slack groups, hosting the Serverless Chats podcast, and at conferences around the world.
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