How I Replaced Revue With a Custom-Built Newsletter Service Using Nuxt 3, Supabase, Serverless, and Amazon SES
Twitter will shut down Revue on January 18, 2023, which I previously used as a newsletter provider for Weekly Vue News.

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Twitter will shut down Revue on January 18, 2023, which I previously used as a newsletter provider for Weekly Vue News.

Inspired by Braydon Coyer's new blogfolio, I've added some excellent new features to my portfolio website.

In this article, I will demonstrate to you how I built a simple serverless Node.js function on AWS that sends me a daily email with a list of tweets that mention me on Twitter.

In March 2021 I started to use FeedHive to help me grow an audience on Twitter. Recently, I wanted to check how my Twitter followers have grown over time. Unfortunately, Twitter Analytics only provides data from the last 30 days. So I decided to develop a simple serverless API to fetch and store my follower count each month.

The twelve-factor app is a known methodology for building software-as-a-service apps. One factor describes that an application's configuration should be stored in the environment and not in the code to enforce a strict separation of config from code.

Recently I recognized that some SaaS (Software as a Service) products use AWS Amplify which helps them to build serverless full-stack applications. I think serverless computing will be the future of apps and software. Therefore, I wanted to gather some hands-on experience, and I built a serverless application using AWS Amplify that uses React as frontend framework and GraphQL as backend API.
