Andrew Khoury - Github Code
I love writing code, making things, and learning though doing. I call this 'bias for action'. Over the years I've made and forked 50+ repos and have contributed back to one of my all time favourite learning tools, stack overflow. I encourage you to do the same. Get started coding and forking repos in the opensource community, no contribution is too small, and it's never too late to get started.
This page is dedicated to code highlights, scripts and interesting projects for some of my public github repos.
GSD Hello World
https://github.com/drewkhoury/gsd-hello-world
The GSD (Good Software Delivery) "Hello World" app is written in Golang and wrapped in Docker via 3 Musketeers.
This repo is a demo of how you might implement a set of concepts that make up a "Trust and Verify" pipeline, which is a concept within the practice of GSD.
Value Stream Map (VSM) - Visualizer
https://github.com/drewkhoury/vsm
This script creates a Value Stream Map Visualization in Miro, using Google Sheets as in input.
Text to Speech Demo
https://github.com/drewkhoury/text-to-speech-api
This demo uses Google Text to Speech API to turn input text in main.py into an mp3 file.
After you have the appropriate GCP Project and Authentication, run the following:
1make audio
AWS (take the) Challenge
https://github.com/drewkhoury/aws-challenge
This is the first iteration of the AWS Challenge. A test that covers some basic AWS/Web skills and allows you to learn, and showcase your skills to the world.
Automating the deployment to Google App Engine
https://github.com/drewkhoury/gae-demo
A repo that helps you automate the process of deploying to Google App Engine. I share the full process in my blog Automating Google App Engine
The demo app comes with instructions and sample code that adds entries to a local datastore.
One of the amazing features of Google App Engine is the local admin environment that offers similar functionality to the online admin console from Google. The demo comes with everything pre-configured and ready to use. Talk about shifting testing left!
The Odecee Dojo Project - Cloudformation Dojo (2016)
https://github.com/drewkhoury/dojos
VoteSockets - A Websocks game (2013)
This was a quick game I put together for the Melbourne Developer Meetup to showcase the use of websockets.