Great Post Suraj, I personally love Coolors this website has a bunch of pallets and really amazing colors to choose from.

Really well written article, I just have a question about the serverless config file itself, I used your article to create the lambda function and able to trigger the endpoint. Now i want to add a Dynamo DB and a step function to the serverless config file, initially when we create the project, we used a template to generate the YAML file, now in order for the lambda to interact with the AWS services, what changes do i make within the function section so that when my endpoint is triggered I am able to putItem into DynamoDB and with that start a step function workflow ?

Initially it feels like a mountain to climb, but once you start climbing you enjoy the view and forget the struggles and start to enjoy the journey. Enjoy your journey and let us know how big and exciting struggles you have overcome. 👍

Amazing Post 👍👍

You can use Render which is much better that Heroku. check this out.

Finally I now know where the power button is. Thank You. Make more posts like this.👍

To be a professional web developer, it would actually depend on the speed at which you grasp concepts. In order to become professional in a short period of time you would need to devote more time in solving complex problems, rather than staying in a comfort zone. If you continue to solve complex problems and learn new technologies as they evolve. You would certainly become a perfect and an efficient professional web developer.

Are there any Jest and Enzyme tutorials that can teach how to setup the react app from scratch. Like the old days when create react app was not there. Using webpack and babel etc.

Yeah welcome to hashnode. I always post all of my questions here. Because there are always people who help here. If u have seen Harry Potter, then you can remember this quote by Dumbledore which I have changed a little. "Help will always be given at Hashnode, to those who ask for it." 👍

Programming is really a way to solve real world problems. Lot of customers face issues with understanding or using a product. When we develop apps we think of ways to show data efficiently to the User so that he likes the product he uses. Finally to see that happiness on the customers face is really priceless for Us. That is why I love to program.