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what is going on guys welcome back to
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another session of buildbreaking fix
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brought to you by the two of the royal
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howard in tory you're right
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doing good man how was your weekend
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uh pretty productive and pretty
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on as well how was yours oh nice yeah
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busy busy weekend for sure like
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doing a lot of stuff i have like
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projects i have to work on and stuff
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fantastic how they're going they're
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going pretty good uh yeah it's going all
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right you know everything just just
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that's one of the perks of the software
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development that it works when it wants
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to and it will take time and it makes
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yeah definitely a lot of patience for
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fantastic so just go with the
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acknowledgement for the country and then
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we will get right into action so here
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i begin today by acknowledging the
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traditional custodians of the land on
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which we gather today and pay my
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respects to the elders past present and
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future i extend their respect to
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aboriginal and torres strait islander
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fantastic now that is all done um so
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just to give a brief recap um
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we were working on getting the
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connection id uh as in the user's
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connection id in dynamodb when the
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connector it appears with web sockets
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sorry i was too in the zone i should
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have welcomed the viewers first and then
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viewers always always come first mate
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so i agree you did the right thing there
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yeah welcome to jesse really good to
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have you and apologize for
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one where i told you skeptic
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tori taught me a lesson so thank you
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yeah i worked on it um
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night as in by myself and i managed to
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yeah thank you nice job
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thank you right yeah it took a while but
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eventually we got there
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right so i'll just share my screen as in
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show you how it's working first of all
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i really hope it works now oh yeah it
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oh cool nice you know was it like this
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chrome had to be updated
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oh really that's it okay
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that's cool that is all my friend okay
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cool so i'm gonna just
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go to the terminal and i upgraded my
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terminal as well oh come on
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we've just started
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if you want to turn off on us that's not
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this juicy up a bit
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all right so i installed a new zish
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oh i have i don't shed it
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no you did it's just a little small on
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actually how about now
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make your yeah make it big uh okay yeah
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it looks like you're missing some icons
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that happened to me before
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if i remember correctly you have to
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or change your font
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yeah you might have to change your
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terminal font i think
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or install a new font that supports the
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i think i use fear
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furious right right
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code right i need to
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have a look at that one as well
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okay cool so i will just really quickly
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demonstrate how it's working at the
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and by the way i i also changed our
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um account ideas and knowledge
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so it's a lot easier
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i will turn that off
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oops okay never mind
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it is definitely worth having it though
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what seriously are
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i definitely remember that i did this
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okay cool that's fine
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i don't know why this comes up but
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when i sign in again it works perfectly
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that's hard whatever
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yeah let me turn on my information
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if you go to your user
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click on your user you'll be the second
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option from the manage console
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um so you could you go to your i am user
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oh it's in i gotta do it and i am okay
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all right so if we
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wonder if it's i think there's a new
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with the new uh console i think they
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drop down and then you have like your
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security credentials
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cool oh yeah yeah doing it right now
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oh i'm gonna point my phone at the
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are you gonna do it now
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yeah otherwise i'll forget yeah for sure
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there we go it's done
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all right so now we got that let's go to
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so just for the you um
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viewers to see that i'm not i'm not i'm
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there we go that connection has been
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established and now if you go to
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the websockets table they should be
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in total two connection ids one from the
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yesterday and one from today
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so there you go that's the second one
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take over and do the
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uh yeah sure let me
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are there did you push those
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changes yes yeah i didn't last night
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yeah i just i i just don't want a single
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so that's why it's always good for
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multiple people in the team
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what's happening and how does it happen
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so if i can't turn up then you have that
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knowledge and you can keep on continuing
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i think i think the biggest hang up
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for myself personally would be
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working with the with the ammo file just
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because i'm just i don't
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i don't really it would take me forever
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to figure out what to put in there and
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you know what to put in there
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okay from this step how did i know it
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yeah so everything is learnable it's
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yeah because it took me about two to
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three days to get my head
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what's working and how it's working
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made it really easy
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is when i was explaining the concept to
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you guys as you finish card tech
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explaining really helps and which is why
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i would prefer if you do the disc
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and i will still guide you
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but you you would actually have some
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okay sounds good um i
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i'll share my screen
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cue jesse just to let you know that um i
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know you requested the background music
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in the last stream
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the reason why i can't put it on from my
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end because i'm choosing a headset so
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if i put on the music then only i would
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which you can actually play this
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music from background
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um it's called the
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yeah i don't have anything
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does does the does the screen share not
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the audio from the computer um so
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i'm doing the headset
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only the music will be able to come in
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my headset you guys won't hear
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it i see yeah i use
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i don't have a mic yeah
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that's um yeah we can look into that
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next time i'm surprised like usually
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usually there's a way to play like um
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the audio from the computer
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that you're seeing right track
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i'm not the only thing i'm seeing is
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being able to play a video file
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what happens if i just go to youtube and
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play music can you hear it
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oh yeah you can right
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worth of a try because
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you can hear the video in my case
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what is going on here where is there
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just type in this search bar kind of um
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coding songs whatever
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coding song lullabies
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whatever that was that was that cold
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okay let me let me go back here
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i don't i don't even know what youtube
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means i think it's much easier if you
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just type in this search well then
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normally youtube as in just
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and then you'll just come up with the
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yeah just play any probably
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just wanna check if we can hear it
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you can the problem is
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well it's okay i can still hear
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oh why can't i hear it though
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no one hears it because it's
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my headset but you have your headset
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is it too loud is that good
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yeah yeah perfectly fine
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right there is good
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yeah yeah okay because otherwise it it
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if it's too loud i can't really hear you
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i'm gonna do worse now i'm one of those
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lame people who can't like listen to
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okay i'll run it again just in case all
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know what the problem was
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today yeah i do i definitely do
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you know in the connection i do
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we were playing that as an
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object uh as a string object
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yeah on that line oh yeah uh-huh yeah
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that was a problem yeah
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it's just like the wrong
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plot wrong because
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dog client then it doesn't accept in
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oh this one the document oh yeah yeah
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i'll check that out later
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do that because um
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you just as soon as i
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i did a number of changes and
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also i've had to include a lot of things
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in this gmo file too
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there were some problems in the ammo too
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yeah yeah a lot of things
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weren't there so that's just what
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so it wasn't just the lambda no no no it
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wasn't just the lambda but um the
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roots and everything had to be there as
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if you go to template
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yeah see you know how i've entered uh
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six um from the line 76
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things there's a first i did the
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configure the permissions as well
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so you added all this
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and then about to do the integration as
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and then the function itself which was
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um websocket connect and
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that was basically already there but
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just the two bits are about to add
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which two bits oh these two bits so you
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had this is that what you're saying
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yeah uh because yeah okay and then you
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to the connect route and the connect
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integration what do what do those do
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route it basically tells the websocket
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api that this is the route that i want
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which actually targets the into
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wherever the integration
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case we wanted to call the websocket
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connect handler function and apparently
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from what i understand we can't call
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that directly from the root
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we need to call that function through
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interesting so is that is that what this
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what is this do you know what this join
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or it just joins these lines or what
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it's a good idea to
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google that because i did didn't
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really pay any attention um all i did
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was just check the overall concept and
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basically typed in and it worked
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yes but i don't know the
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join as in keyword yeah i've seen that
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before and i'm like
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so here's how i actually got to the
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point where i go there was a repo from
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nws i literally just cloned it and ran
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and that works perfectly
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fine and these bits were included
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complete our stack
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so i said okay let's have a go now and
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nice well that's great man
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that's great good job
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fantastic can i close this template
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can i close the ammo file now why
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oh we need it still we're gonna
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dis connect functionality now oh
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okay so not in the lambda yet gotcha
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okay so we'll be coming back to the
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disconnection lambda and bring the pain
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bring the pain let's go
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i would ask you to copy and paste it but
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that's not what we gonna do because i i
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actually just typed it no no no no no
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no but basically we're
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we're re recreating this okay yes
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creating it so if you just want to
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actually you know what i'm copy and
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paste it it's fine
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you can take a a lot longer
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where do you where should i where should
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i put it does it uh you can put uh
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underneath this this as it
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no no don't put below that
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config lambda permissions which is
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online this one 112.
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where this finishes
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where that finishes
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oh check the keyword warrior out
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right here above vpc yeah please
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okay now we need to change the root key
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to have a guess what
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is it disconnect like that yeah
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okay and then the operation name to
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we don't want to change everything
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yeah i don't know why it's highlighting
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yes and on the top page you know it says
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in line 1 21 yeah change that to be this
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and then integration
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we need this connect integration
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disconnect integration yeah
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basically wherever the
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name is connect but
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we're changing it in
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okay what about down here in the
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okay we need to create
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function now so if you go to the section
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should i just change this to disconnect
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function handler though
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first yes yeah okay
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that's a good idea
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all right go to go to where
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go to the connection
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connection function
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where you were before um too fast
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it's scary down it's scary
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this one okay go up no no not that one
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the one above this yeah
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that one the websocket
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how about if you type this one out don't
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copy and paste it now
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okay so make it make it below here
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actually copy and paste don't worry uh
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but you've got to remember some being
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hey you know what if i'm at work and
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that one's working and it's this doing
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the same thing i'm copying and pasting
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that's only if you understand what's
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that's what i'm saying but if i'm saying
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this one's working and i need the same
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thing i'm going to copy and paste
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because i don't want to make typos
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of course of course my job at
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debugging typos hopefully
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yeah true that's absolutely right though
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um so yeah just changed oh um the
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handler has to be on disconnect oh it's
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handle the functions
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so this one's now websocket disconnect
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yeah it's the on disconnect handler
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is that the only everything else is good
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right uh connection
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okay yeah that would be all right go
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down and we need to create
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the permission for this as well
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but just make sure you didn't change the
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that was already there
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oh you mean the order of it
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do i find on their
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websocket disconnected um
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disconnect handler function
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again there's only those two okay cool
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yeah that's fine then
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give it its its permissions
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and the thing about doing it when you do
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it with the hotkeys is like
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you can you just get all the white space
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which is important in this case right
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because copying and pasting yeah you can
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mess up the white space yeah
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disconnect lambda permissions websocket
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and then the function name is
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this disconnect handler function are we
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yeah it looks like it
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it's so cool how it looks like i know
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just go at the top and just make sure
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all the as in the root the integration
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and the function are there and they're
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properly binded together
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and then the disc connect root the
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disconnect integration and the function
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all right let's find that disconnect
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root okay there it is
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um oh just make sure they're all
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together looks like they are
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we start at the um okay how about um if
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organize it a bit uh put
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one space between the two
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between the the two
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like that no sorry
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um do you know everything we need for
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connect route integration
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there were two two types of these now
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connect and this connected internet
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someone's calling me
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um just baby me i need to pretend take
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how's the music uh cute jesse
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sorry about that no worries man
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yeah everything good
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okay so we did that
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and now i'll let you
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need to do on disconnect
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uh uh did you you say you wanted to
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organize this yaml first or something
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actually yes but i don't think that's
0:31:32
as important as first completing the
0:31:34
whole functionality and then
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um where's that on
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connect so we're basically
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gonna use this right
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and then instead of put just delete
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and i the one you guessed it yeah
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all right can i just
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see this now ripping this out man
0:32:12
copy and paste over all this i know
0:32:14
you're going i knew you were gonna do
0:32:16
that but yeah yeah cram well hey i'm
0:32:19
saving time i'm saving time all we need
0:32:21
is one little change here okay
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tell me what's exactly happening
0:32:28
so i just want to make sure that
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yeah sure so we're using we're taking
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like before we're taking the
0:32:38
the um the connection id
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and then basically
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deleting that connection id from the
0:32:48
dynamodb table which the table websocket
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that's it right perfect so whenever
0:32:55
somebody whenever a client like i don't
0:32:57
know closes their browser then
0:33:00
this should trigger this lambda
0:33:02
exactly you're smashing it
0:33:12
okay um oh let's change this though
0:33:16
yeah i was gonna say that
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yeah that should work
0:33:29
sam build it and then deploy and see
0:33:33
how smoothly it works
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oh oh yeah powershell good okay yeah i i
0:33:38
didn't get it i need to go and check out
0:33:40
see if i can update python or something
0:33:45
update python involved yeah i don't know
0:33:48
if uh something like to see how sam
0:33:51
build is like it's so slow
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but i read i read that some other people
0:34:04
a thing is just in the windows because
0:34:08
mac is i'm no i'm not even kidding now
0:34:11
i'm i'm serious as in
0:34:15
i did this sam build at least 50 times
0:34:18
last night and we're just flying
0:34:22
so i'm not entirely sure if
0:34:24
as in there's a different version of
0:34:29
which is actually really
0:34:31
good optimized but not for windows i'm
0:34:35
not entirely sure about that have you
0:34:37
tried it on your own pc or you just i
0:34:41
i thought you had one for work
0:34:44
yeah but that's just for work i don't
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yeah so i i think you're just spreading
0:34:54
misinformation that windows is slow
0:34:59
oh who knows or who knows
0:35:04
well here's the thing let's think about
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like if i i could i could go and test
0:35:09
the same thing on an ec2 instance like a
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yeah i can check i can check if it's
0:35:16
just my computer man but you know other
0:35:22
the few ones i saw with slow builds i
0:35:25
think they were also windows but i you
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yeah probably uh have a look if you can
0:35:36
make any changes into sam as in the code
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itself because i know a person when i
0:35:45
experiencing reading delays in
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and it reduced basically half the time
0:36:12
still building i'm just checking out one
0:36:15
of these docks here
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oh haven't you got a
0:36:30
for my from my computer
0:36:32
every gem yeah as in
0:36:35
windows dark theme
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when i visit in github um it shows me
0:36:52
everything in black
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as in everything in dark and that's
0:37:00
eyes friendly as well
0:37:02
they're saying this is not eyes friendly
0:37:12
i don't i don't mind but yeah i think
0:37:16
where's the dark theme do you know
0:37:19
do i have to change in the settings
0:37:23
okay whatever so i'll quickly google it
0:37:27
all right it's done building
0:37:43
good are we good i'll deploy this
0:37:53
oh there is no name okay no
0:37:57
it's just appropriate yeah
0:37:59
there we go deploy
0:38:06
um by the way if you go to your github
0:38:10
ah okay here we go
0:38:12
we can do this one first
0:38:33
it's doing its thing okay if you if you
0:38:39
and go to your profile
0:38:46
what's wrong with my appearance
0:38:48
no no no no your parents make it
0:38:54
your parents is pretty good to be honest
0:38:58
thank you there we go
0:39:01
dark high contrast dark default dark dim
0:39:05
delight oh that's burning your eyes
0:39:16
you need to play around with the stuff
0:39:19
it's too bad that they don't have a
0:39:22
there we go sync with system
0:39:30
because my system settings are dark
0:39:34
all right i see it's too bad they don't
0:39:36
have just like a toggle button though
0:39:43
oh look at those contribution map that
0:39:46
guy yeah that guy is a champ
0:39:49
that guy's a guru in everything look at
0:39:54
that guy doesn't have a life
0:40:00
yeah is that easier for you to read
0:40:04
well yes um the font is still a bit
0:40:11
yeah that's the font itself
0:40:16
hmm can you can you update that as well
0:40:23
i think i don't know how to do it but i
0:40:27
i'll have to find out just preferences
0:40:29
well i can just zoom in on the page
0:40:36
i better yeah that's much better
0:40:44
but uh yeah i don't know that was just
0:40:46
the project this is probably done
0:40:50
wow uh still going
0:40:58
almost set almost there
0:41:00
yeah take a drink you drink some there
0:41:01
you go drink some water
0:41:08
so uh if this works which it will of
0:41:13
because we never have problems
0:41:18
exactly everything works the first time
0:41:20
i i don't even know why the show is
0:41:23
called build break and fix it
0:41:32
so so what's what's next on the agenda
0:41:35
like after this part the next part would
0:41:39
wire this up to be called from the front
0:41:44
that's where i can actually be useful
0:41:55
there you go see you uploaded how many
0:41:58
files and you eventually press the
0:42:00
y to deploy the chainsaw
0:42:10
all right isn't it great if somebody's
0:42:12
watching you work and all this stuff is
0:42:14
just flashing on the screen there yeah
0:42:18
if they know nothing about anything in
0:42:20
programming they're like this guy's a
0:42:30
he knows his stuff man he knows his
0:42:37
there's a really funny docker file
0:42:46
let me see if somebody has a gif image
0:42:50
yeah it looks like this
0:42:56
so you run this docker container and
0:43:00
doing all this crazy stuff on the screen
0:43:03
which is literally doing nothing at all
0:43:07
and what yeah well the engineers who
0:43:09
like showed this in some workshop i
0:43:11
watched was like yeah sometimes because
0:43:13
it was it was a workshop on docker he's
0:43:16
like sometimes i just go on the plane
0:43:19
and just run this docker container
0:43:22
while i'm working on my laptop and just
0:43:28
yeah that's a pretty cool idea then yeah
0:43:37
wow he's a wizard yeah
0:43:42
all right this pie socket testing time
0:43:49
but first we need to get the euro i
0:43:52
don't know you said
0:44:01
i don't even know why we need cloud
0:44:04
because we don't have problems it
0:44:06
shouldn't even exist we shouldn't even
0:44:09
have permissions from
0:44:13
access it we don't need it at all isn't
0:44:18
just send you messages to tell you how
0:44:20
many how many users are using the
0:44:25
and just give your congratulations
0:44:27
basically yeah that's all
0:44:31
congratulatory text messages to your
0:44:43
to send your reminders
0:44:49
how many hundreds have been
0:44:51
increased since five seconds
0:44:58
i'm sorry is it the websocket one right
0:45:09
is making me want to sleep this one this
0:45:16
change it it's just still
0:45:18
you know what cute cute jesse likes it
0:45:21
i'm not changing it man unless there's
0:45:24
an audience who requests like different
0:45:29
i mean it is mellowing me out to be
0:45:36
that's cute you just taste isn't it
0:45:45
no no no no no we don't need to do that
0:45:48
that now let's disconnect
0:45:52
actually go to dynamodb
0:45:59
all the connection ids
0:46:04
because the reason why i want to do that
0:46:06
is because i want to check if
0:46:09
one id gets inserted and then on this
0:46:12
connect the same id guess um delete it
0:46:19
you don't know you can just
0:46:21
type in the dynamodb and it will come
0:46:26
your really smart story i like it
0:46:30
i wanted to save it to my my starred
0:46:44
how's work going zayn
0:46:58
kind of waste at all as it is
0:47:02
it's enhancing my time time management
0:47:06
that's really cool okay
0:47:08
yeah that means um
0:47:10
i mean that basically means you're doing
0:47:18
um i'm just hitting the
0:47:27
all right we got three connection ids in
0:47:29
there so i'll disconnect this right oh
0:47:38
i just want to make sure
0:47:42
deletes uh as in inserts and then
0:47:44
deletes this same one
0:47:47
yeah okay delete all these yeah
0:47:52
you want me to disconnect and reconnect
0:47:58
all right let's make sure this is this
0:48:02
okay oh i deleted successfully
0:48:12
go in the diamond db and check
0:48:22
yeah this moment of moment of truth
0:48:27
okay and we'll now go back
0:48:32
okay so that didn't work
0:48:42
our problem is um the
0:48:48
oh okay that makes sense man
0:48:55
i'm just kidding i'm just kidding by the
0:49:00
i'm sorry amazon i was kidding
0:49:11
the thing we don't use yeah
0:49:28
if anything i if i had to guess it's
0:49:31
it's not the lambda
0:49:33
like it's not on the disconnect lambda
0:49:35
it's probably just the yaml
0:49:40
find out don't worry um
0:49:42
okay click on the first one this one
0:49:46
yeah that's the api thing
0:49:55
no that's just today's okay don't worry
0:50:02
that's all right yeah because it's this
0:50:06
and that's showing all the 15. um
0:50:12
lambda it was some go to cloud formation
0:50:23
just typing this very come on come on
0:50:29
see look like that's how it was
0:50:32
it took like 10 extra keystrokes
0:50:38
imagine how many keystrokes would actual
0:50:40
coding take when you have to literally
0:50:43
code from scratch dude i just i just
0:50:46
open up my mic and i just do
0:50:50
voice to texture i like it
0:50:59
let's find out which lambda it was
0:51:02
uh it's the stack right now okay
0:51:13
okay we're going to check the
0:51:17
disconnect lambda yeah
0:51:54
view launching cloud watch
0:52:03
yep it's opened in a separate tab
0:52:08
all right let's see where we went wrong
0:52:10
or if it was even in lambda function
0:52:14
where the metrics come
0:52:16
on last modified nine minutes ago that's
0:52:20
when it was created right
0:52:23
let's see if it was invoked
0:52:26
that'd be a good starting point
0:52:31
i don't know what's taking so long
0:52:34
it's the ball is internet story
0:52:37
could be i'm not using my mobile data
0:52:38
which is generally a lot faster
0:52:47
law group does not exist
0:52:50
so it didn't even get triggered in the
0:52:56
did you even get triggered invocations
0:53:01
um do you want to go back
0:53:03
we will probably have
0:53:05
probably shoes here
0:53:09
so it got it got deployed
0:53:13
but it didn't get triggered
0:53:36
i think i know what the problem is
0:53:46
around the bottom yeah right at the
0:53:54
yeah i'm at the bottom
0:53:56
right at the bottom
0:53:58
as in right at the bottom
0:54:00
completely right out right here
0:54:03
as in completely as in towards the end
0:54:08
there's stuff yeah
0:54:15
you know where it says
0:54:25
it says connect root i think we need to
0:54:29
disconnect root as well
0:54:32
this deployment thing
0:54:35
underneath connect
0:54:36
route to add disconnect routes as well
0:54:42
i think that might have been the problem
0:54:45
but i'm not entirely sure yeah
0:54:50
do you mind if i just look at the uh
0:54:54
this doc real quick within their yaml
0:54:57
yeah for sure i think that's basically
0:55:04
that guy corrected me
0:55:09
your output blah blah blah
0:55:12
depends on oh well that's different then
0:55:23
they deployed this thing first i don't
0:55:33
disconnect route go down
0:55:36
oh here we go here you go here you go
0:55:38
here it goes yeah yeah i thought so yeah
0:55:46
how come the default the default route
0:55:49
doesn't matter though
0:55:54
would you mean that
0:55:56
he hasn't got that in the repo
0:55:59
well i mean here we have this like
0:56:04
in his case he has the whatever i'll
0:56:12
yeah you gotta build it right
0:56:18
for future if we do any code
0:56:21
code changes then we need to build it
0:56:24
but if we don't do any code changes then
0:56:26
just straight deploy it i mean i could
0:56:29
just run and hit run to the build folder
0:56:39
he's a wizard oh my god it worked like
0:56:42
that man that would be nice instead of
0:56:46
really bad build process on my computer
0:56:53
investory invests yeah so like here you
0:57:00
i know i i do need to get a better
0:57:05
but that's that i'm saving for when i go
0:57:09
yeah that makes sense so
0:57:12
this depends on like you have the
0:57:14
connect route and the disconnect route
0:57:17
why is the default route not here too i
0:57:20
guess this is what i'm saying
0:57:22
or your pc route whatever it's called
0:57:26
yeah um i think the d4 route isn't there
0:57:32
we don't plan to pass anything
0:57:39
web sockets so say for example if we
0:57:42
didn't want to test
0:57:49
error handling mechanism then we would
0:57:52
implemented default route
0:57:58
gotcha does that i think i guess yeah i
0:58:01
think i got you dude
0:58:06
so this depends on thing it tells it how
0:58:11
basically like deploy them and connect
0:58:20
i mean in in like any
0:58:25
how about if you can google this because
0:58:28
i learned this but i forgot
0:58:30
i learned it but i just like i haven't
0:58:34
i haven't been using this yeah that
0:58:36
makes sense though which is why it'd be
0:58:40
good for refresher
0:58:41
like i learned join i think i learned
0:58:44
ref and then i forgot don't use it yeah
0:58:49
they're just having so many
0:58:55
we can easily forget
0:58:57
well yeah i mean cloud formation is like
0:59:02
whole um declarative language that you
0:59:12
can just uh type in
0:59:24
that was what i was trying to articulate
0:59:29
for some reason but yeah
0:59:36
right right right so basically what
0:59:38
would happen is that
0:59:42
deployment is done then only it will
0:59:46
right right because if it doesn't
0:59:49
if it does it first then it just is like
0:59:54
not connected right because it has to it
0:59:56
has to do things in certain steps right
0:59:59
in order for it to work correctly
1:00:04
and also because roots are on
1:00:10
right it's zombie the other way around
1:00:13
the implant is only works yeah
1:00:16
gotcha yeah you can't like and like
1:00:18
because the lambda like the arn and all
1:00:21
this other jazz like
1:00:25
like the api gateway needs to be built
1:00:30
take the air in from the lambda
1:00:35
whatever i'm trying to say
1:00:37
and other stuff absolutely
1:00:40
absolutely you're just being agreeable
1:00:42
i'm not even making sense
1:00:45
no i get your point because
1:00:49
i guess what you're trying to say
1:00:54
if there are two surfaces
1:00:57
and one actually depends on the
1:01:05
has to deploy first and then the
1:01:11
because the first one is actually
1:01:12
dependent on the second one
1:01:14
yeah like you can't make
1:01:16
you can't make a web
1:01:20
without like having the api gateway
1:01:23
first right yeah absolutely so
1:01:28
just to point out i wasn't just
1:01:33
i knew what you were no i wasn't i
1:01:35
wasn't it wasn't actually a jab at you
1:01:39
as a jabba myself for now
1:01:45
that's actually a pretty pretty good
1:01:47
technique though i like it
1:01:49
like i don't know what i'm talking about
1:01:56
i really hope this works if it doesn't
1:01:59
we would have to come back to it
1:02:06
if i hit enter without hitting yes it's
1:02:21
geckdev was like where where are they
1:02:27
yesterday he texted me where are they
1:02:29
where are you guys and i'm like it's
1:02:36
i don't care get on
1:02:45
when i actually told him that uh stream
1:02:48
day off but i'm still working on the
1:02:53
he goes if you're working on those
1:02:55
websockets you should use the stream by
1:03:00
i need to focus and have a bit of a bit
1:03:07
which is kind of hard if you're if
1:03:09
you're streaming to be honest you do
1:03:12
well you know it's like work like you're
1:03:14
gonna work with other people you're
1:03:15
going to do other stuff but you also
1:03:17
need your own you need your own hours
1:03:30
yeah so the next step would be to and
1:03:33
then kind of wire up it and fire up
1:03:40
learning curve gotcha i got you on that
1:03:44
yeah yeah yeah come on
1:03:50
relying on you on the front end now
1:03:52
we can we can the lifesaver yeah i mean
1:03:56
we can we can probably
1:03:58
get the client thing hooked up pretty
1:04:00
quickly okay right i see it's not too
1:04:04
much code to be honest
1:04:07
it's basically what i copy and paste
1:04:15
that's like all you need to copy and
1:04:18
and then just like
1:04:20
i guess you're using vanilla javascript
1:04:24
you just need to like receive a message
1:04:26
and then just write some
1:04:28
on that mess on that uh on message like
1:04:32
event handler whatever you're gonna have
1:04:34
in there it's just like okay got the
1:04:36
message now just create
1:04:41
render this div to the screen
1:04:44
right right right i see in this spot
1:04:47
because um i guess the first step would
1:04:53
when we kind of load the board
1:04:57
it should automatically connect to the
1:05:00
websocket i think yeah that's it that's
1:05:06
i've not done that so yeah you'll just
1:05:10
like window or like on load event
1:05:13
on dom content and it'll just like fire
1:05:15
up the web socket on there
1:05:21
that's that actually sounds pretty easy
1:05:24
it's pretty easy like yeah it's not
1:05:26
going to be hard what's going to be hard
1:05:28
is is is the backhand
1:05:32
it is hard obviously
1:05:34
yeah because because that well i mean it
1:05:36
won't be too bad if that route is
1:05:38
working all you need to do is like
1:05:41
basically have messages pass through
1:05:45
but i think the tricky part is that the
1:05:47
messages need to go there and they need
1:05:50
interact with the database from the
1:05:52
table right for the actual
1:05:55
for the actual board and like delete
1:05:58
messages put messages
1:06:00
right yeah yeah yeah put cards delete
1:06:03
cards because now you're now you have
1:06:05
multiple clients doing it all at once so
1:06:11
it will only save everything when the
1:06:20
presses this save button so
1:06:23
everyone won't have ability to as in
1:06:27
interact with the database only the guy
1:06:32
only someone who created the board
1:06:35
so other people can't create cards they
1:06:38
they can click okay so
1:06:41
everyone can create a card um
1:06:45
they can okay they can
1:06:48
insert um they can
1:06:52
but they can't interact with the
1:06:58
so they can do everything on
1:07:01
this on this on the screen so say for
1:07:04
example there's 10 cards on the screen
1:07:12
when the user wants to save it only one
1:07:17
created the board he would have the
1:07:19
ability to save it the others
1:07:24
would only have the ability to see
1:07:28
on this on the screen that's all
1:07:32
so they can't they can't save cards
1:07:38
so they can't correct they can't create
1:07:40
cards or they just can create them but
1:07:42
they can't save them
1:07:46
create the cards on the screen
1:07:49
but they can't save it from the screen
1:07:52
to them okay database that's interesting
1:07:56
so the host or whatever you want to call
1:08:00
can like decide to save it or not
1:08:02
exactly gotcha okay so that's even so
1:08:06
then yeah all you kind of need to do is
1:08:08
just pass the board
1:08:11
like when you create a like a client
1:08:15
that's done already yeah i don't know
1:08:17
we'll get there yeah yeah all right so
1:08:20
let's test this function nelly and
1:08:39
first and check if i deleted it
1:08:42
okay cool all right
1:08:44
so connecting to all right that's
1:08:54
there that's the new one
1:09:21
i'm just checking if you're choosing the
1:09:23
right function to delete
1:09:31
yeah we are that's why i went to that
1:09:34
that repo and checked
1:09:38
um let's see if we invoked
1:10:05
this is the right one right
1:10:16
i think there must be some other other
1:10:30
who will come back what is going on
1:10:37
interesting he looks pretty tired
1:10:44
all right i'm gonna kill the music or
1:10:46
leave it while you do the intro outro
1:10:51
all right guys um been our reading good
1:10:54
progress we got on
1:11:01
work which was really good another step
1:11:03
closer to the good
1:11:10
tuning in we'll see you back here
1:11:14
with the full function attitude
1:11:25
there we go we said it all right guys
1:11:28
have a good night thank you thank you
1:11:30
everyone have a great night thanks cute
