Waves Author here. Happy to answer any questions folks have about the book, about DynamoDB, or about self-publishing.
NoSQL modeling is waaay different than relational modeling. I think a lot of NoSQL advice out there is pretty bad, which results in people dismissing the technology altogether. I've been working with DynamoDB for a few years now, and there's no way I'll go back.
The book has been available for about a month now, and I've been pretty happy with the reception. Strong support from Rick Houlihan (AWS DynamoDB wizard) and a lot of other folks at AWS.
You can get a free preview by signing up at the landing page. If you buy and don't like it, there's a full money-back guarantee with no questions asked. Also, if you're having income problems due to COVID, hit me up and we'll make something work :)
Anyhow, hit me up with questions!
EDIT: Added a coupon code for folks hearing about the book here. Use the code "HACKERNEWS" to save $20 on Basic, $30 on Plus, or $50 on Premium. :)
NoSQL modeling is waaay different than relational modeling. I think a lot of NoSQL advice out there is pretty bad, which results in people dismissing the technology altogether. I've been working with DynamoDB for a few years now, and there's no way I'll go back.
The book has been available for about a month now, and I've been pretty happy with the reception. Strong support from Rick Houlihan (AWS DynamoDB wizard) and a lot of other folks at AWS.
You can get a free preview by signing up at the landing page. If you buy and don't like it, there's a full money-back guarantee with no questions asked. Also, if you're having income problems due to COVID, hit me up and we'll make something work :)
Anyhow, hit me up with questions!
EDIT: Added a coupon code for folks hearing about the book here. Use the code "HACKERNEWS" to save $20 on Basic, $30 on Plus, or $50 on Premium. :)