Interesting! We interact with the low-level APIs too vs the SDK, also: an IO scheduler for request batching and conn management, request hedging, full MVCC transactions, etc. We store raw bytes in DDB and manage schema/etc elsewhere. Curious if there is other low-hanging fruit, or not so low, you found that we haven't discovered yet.
Curious how the DB startup with Dynamo at its core went. We use it heavily. The primary tricky thing for us at the moment is aligning pricing with workload value.
Regardless, that’s kind of the beauty of this project: term-keys generates the terminal config file based on all your bespoke keybindings for you. Would probably be easier to setup than you imagine.
MacOS user here. So many times over the last decade I’ve journeyed to get terminal Emacs working with my litany of weird keybindings. But I always end up back in the GUI.
I switched to Colemak about 15 years ago and thought it would be a good idea to rethink all my Emacs keybindings, since my muscle memory was shot in that transition. (I don’t recommend this in hindsight.)
I have yet to get a terminal working fully like the GUI. Partly because I refuse to install a third-party key mapper.
Anyway, just tried this and Alacritty. It’s the closest I’ve got to fully working. My guess is another hour of tweaking and I could maybe get all the way there.