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I enjoy exploring, diagnosing & transforming large, complex software projectsPh.D from 🐯Princeton Computer Science. B.S. from 🐻Cornell Computer Science
email: daniel@dantasfiles.com
Technical Guides & Occasional News
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Cornell & Princeton CS Readings Lists Fall 2024
A frequent request on social media is for reading lists and syllabi to learn topics in computer science. I've put together a list of the recommended books used in computer science classes at Cornell and Princeton in Fall 2024 -
Fitbit data JSON to .csv file converter
Patched an existing tool, iccir919.github.io/fitbit-json-to-csv, to fix two issues -
Edited and enhanced the Software Engineering section of Cornell Career Services' Career Development Toolkit
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Setting up your custom domain email address as an alias for your normal Google account
This post describes my experiences allowing a user to log in to a normal Google account (x.y@gmail.com) with their custom domain (previously G Suite Legacy) email address (x@y.com) -
Migrating email service from G Suite Legacy to Gmail + MXRoute
This post describes my experiences migrating email service from G Suite Legacy (x@y.com) to a normal Google account (x.y@gmail.com) attached to the MXRoute email service. -
Setup your normal Google account to send email through G Suite Legacy temporarily
But in the meantime, you can allow x.y@gmail.com to send emails as x@y.com. That allows you to do things like use x.y@gmail.com as your main account on your Android phone and still be able to send emails. -
Migrating Google Drive files from G Suite Legacy to a normal Google account
This post describes my experiences migrating Google Drive files from G Suite Legacy (x@y.com) to a normal Google account (x.y@gmail.com). -
Migrating Google Calendar events from G Suite Legacy to a normal Google account
This post describes my experiences migrating Google Calendar events from G Suite Legacy (x@y.com) to a normal Google account (x.y@gmail.com) -
Migrating emails from G Suite Legacy to a normal Gmail account with Got Your Back and Google Cloud
This post describes my experiences migrating emails from G Suite Legacy (x@y.com) to a normal Google account (x.y@gmail.com) using Got Your Back (GYB) and Google Cloud. -
Migrating from G Suite Legacy to a normal Google account + external email service
This top-level post describes how to migrate data and email service from a G Suite Legacy account to a normal Google account + external email service -
Migrating Chrome bookmarks, passwords, and contacts from G Suite Legacy to a normal Google account
This post describes my experiences migrating Chrome bookmarks, passwords, and contacts from G Suite Legacy (x@y.com) to a normal Google account (x.y@gmail.com) -
Migrating Google Photos from G Suite Legacy to a normal Google account
This post describes my experiences migrating Google Photos from G Suite Legacy (x@y.com) to a normal Google account (x.y@gmail.com) -
Using React Navigation 4 with AWS Amplify Push Notifications
This post describes one method to trigger React Navigation 4 navigation from push notifications using AWS Amplify. -
Email Authentication with AWS Amplify for React Native apps
This post describes how to set up email authentication with AWS Amplify for your React Native app. -
Handling Incoming Push Notifications in AWS Amplify
AWS Amplify provides two push notification configuration functions to configure how push notifications are handled by your app: onNotification, and onNotificationOpened. -
Customizing the Appearance of Android Push Notifications in AWS Amplify
This post describes how to customize the appearance of Android push notifications received by your AWS Amplify React Native app. We’ll cover changing the icons, and changing the sound in your push notifications. -
Testing Push Notifications with AWS Amplify & CLI
In this post, we test sending push notifications to an AWS Amplify React Native app with the AWS CLI. -
Setting up Android Push Notifications with AWS Amplify
In this post, we set up a React Native app using AWS Amplify to receive Android Push Notifications. -
Exploring the backend specifications generated by AWS Amplify API
This post takes a complex example GraphQL schema and walks through the backend specifications that AWS Amplify generates from it. -
Using the API.ts Typescript types generated by AWS Amplify
We explore using Typescript with AWS Amplify API in React Native, with a particular focus on the types that AWS Amplify generates into API.ts
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