Exploring boto3 Events With Mitmproxy I gave a talk at the Manchester AWS Community Summit 2022 event, "Exploring boto3 Events With Mitmproxy". You can find the source for the slides, diagrams and code here. So far the most useful part seems to be my slide warning folks of the dangers of having a
clone-repo 0.1.1 Released clone-repo 0.1.0 (then 0.1.1 a few minutes later) I've just taken an old script I use all the time (clone.py) and released it as a proper CLI tool. Behold: clone-repo (or on PyPI). In short: $ clone-repo git@github.com:micktwomey/clone-repo.git
pyiso8601 1.0.0 I've released pyiso8601 1.0.0, my Python ISO 8601 date parsing library. This is a big milestone, with lots of changes to the packaging and release. The interface remains unchanged. The biggest change is I've dropped Python < 3.6 support. Now this is Python
Overcomplicating Things for Fun I mentioned in passing I did something fiddly for fun: I've built the world's most over-complicated thermometer using a @Raspberry_Pi + Sense Hat + Kinesis Firehose + AWS Lambda + @HostedGraphite — Michael Twomey (@micktwomey) October 23, 2015 While that tweet pretty much sums up what I did I thought