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looveh, I have a client who's near release
@looveh The lambda part was fine, the api gateway was infuriating
You do need keepalives if you use clj instead of cljs. I just logged on to learn more about using node libraries with cljs to see if I'd like that better now that AWS Api gateway and swagger and I are all friends
If you're just writing something like Alexa backends, you'll be fine
Use the tools available. Beware one of the examples in the api gateway lib is a little stale, and it sometimes overly wraps stuff a bit.
Get your local environment talking directly to DDB if you use that though. The local DDB server is useless
We found it different enough, it was not. Caused more work than just making a separate db for testing and using that