Faith

@Faithyyy

Making the cloud my playground🩷

Joined January 2023

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Hi, my name is Faith, but you can call me Fay🩷. I’m a Frontend Engineer currently transitioning into the cloud space. Follow my journey as I learn, grow, and share everything I discover along the way!

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Faith's Blog | Technical Documentation & Product Analysisfaithyyy.hashnode.dev5 posts

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FFaithfaithyyy.hashnode.devJun 1 · 9 min read

How Stripe Helps Businesses Accept Payments Online

Stripe is a financial powerhouse that has mastered the art of digital money movement. They help businesses build money movement into software. They created an infrastructure that facilitates effortles

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FFaithfaithyyy.hashnode.devMay 21 · 2 min read

What Linear’s Onboarding Docs Get Right About Product Adoption

I reviewed Linear’s onboarding documentation from the perspective of a casual user earlier this week, and a few things stood out to me. The documentation does a good job of not only explaining the pro

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FFaithfaithyyy.hashnode.devApr 10, 2025 · 5 min read

Getting Started with AWS Networking: An Absolute Beginner's Guide to Cloud Networking.

Introduction Ever found yourself banging your head against the wall trying to connect your local machine to an AWS EC2 instance? I sure have.There was a time when I spent countless sleepless nights wrestling with "operation timeout" errors, convinced...

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FFaithfaithyyy.hashnode.devJan 4, 2024 · 6 min read

Web optimisation through caching with local storage in React applications.

Introduction As front-end developers, an unsaid rule when implementing functionalities is to ensure that we implement it in such a way that wouldn’t affect the web performance or better still, improve it. Sending requests to servers to get data for u...

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FFaithfaithyyy.hashnode.devFeb 15, 2023 · 5 min read

Lazy loading React components with React.lazy

INTRODUCTION A large react application consists of a bunch of methods, components, and third-party libraries. If you don't do anything to make sure that those different part load only when they are needed, a huge bundle of javascript would be shipped...

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How Stripe Helps Businesses Accept Payments Online

What Linear’s Onboarding Docs Get Right About Product Adoption

Getting Started with AWS Networking: An Absolute Beginner's Guide to Cloud Networking.

Web optimisation through caching with local storage in React applications.

Lazy loading React components with React.lazy

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Faith's blogs

Recently published

How Stripe Helps Businesses Accept Payments Online

What Linear’s Onboarding Docs Get Right About Product Adoption

Getting Started with AWS Networking: An Absolute Beginner's Guide to Cloud Networking.

Web optimisation through caching with local storage in React applications.

Lazy loading React components with React.lazy