Matt Lavin

Combine the LifeOmic Platform with Jupyter Notebooks and you get a powerful duo. Read more from Senior Software Engineer, Schaffer Stewart. hubs.li/Q01FDM2z0

@LifeOmic Architect Shares 5 Factors to Consider When Developing a Health Data Platform bit.ly/3fYmVwF #healthdata #hitsm #healthIT #digitalhealth

We've been working hard to build a great mental health coaching experience for Butler students. Glad to see it in the news - insideindianabusiness.com/articles/partn… @NCStateSHS @lifeomic has offices in Raleigh, I'm an alumn and we'd love to bring something like this to NCSU too

I led a group discussion on #exercise while #fasting last Thurs and it went so well that I'm going to do another this Tues: share.us.skillspring.com/session/b0291e… Join me to learn some tips about how strength training, #cardio and #IntermittentFasting can go together @LifeOmicIF @LifeOmicEX

@nedgar @AWSAmplify No, Amplify doesn't provide many UI components, just enough to help out with authentication. I haven't done any schema-driven form either

@mdlavin @AWSAmplify Nice write up, Matt. Does Amplify offer anything higher level for UI, eg schema-driven forms, tables (or view models from back-end data in general)? Or is there preferred React framework you use for that? I’m playing around with Formik, which is decent but still pretty low-level.

AWS Amplify has saved me a ton of time and one of the few things it lacks is good support for custom Cognito auth domains. I did a write up about how its custom deployment support is flexible enough to support making it work: @matt.lavin/automating-cognito-custom-auth-domains-with-amplify-33e7b8f13266" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">medium.com/@matt.lavin/au… #aws @AWSAmplify

The idea of a causal profiler from youtube.com/watch?v=r-TLSB… is new to me. I want to build a profiler like that for AWS Lambda functions to find where I should work to optimize. @emeryberger Thank you!

We're excited to announce the @LifeOmic panel, "The Health Trust Gap and How to Fix It," ft. @jessicamalaty,@ejsimcox, @KristenBell, and Dr. Natalia Peart has been selected for the 2021 #SXSW Conference. Vote now to see this session! bit.ly/2UgZMHf

If you lead a team and want to get better at it, this is a great podcast: fs.blog/knowledge-proj… @shaneparrish consistently finds guests with helpful ideas. Thank you! I'll try to give more balanced feedback from now on

For the second year in a row, LifeOmic is listed in @outsidemagazine's Best Places to Work in 2020! At Lifeomic, we work hard but we prioritize work-life balance and a healthy lifestyle. outsideonline.com/2418305/best-p…

Thank you @Wintercroft for the mask designs. My daughter and I loved spending the time to make our own costumes this year. #costume #Holloween2020

Congrats to our #NCTECHAwards finalists for the Industry Driven category focused on #HealthcareTech. Finalists include @clinipace Curran Biotech @LifeOmic @TheMobileSmith and @validic. View all our corporate category finalists at ow.ly/PdHS50BYFZt

If you like thinking about how people think, checkout peterattiamd.com/caroltavris-el… from @PeterAttiaMD. I couldn't stop thinking about the many ways it applied to people and myself.

#EPeeps #cardiotwitter This the @LifeOmic crew who has combined Precision Health Cloud, wearables and healthkit, @Twilio SkillSpring video, SMART on FHIR EHR integration, genomics and @Medtronic PaceArt data. How did they do it? One toe-hold at a time. #digitalhealth

I've been getting the newsletter from teachingstartup.com for a couple weeks and every issue has been useful. If you are looking for practical advice about building and growing new businesses, @jproco is worth reading. P.S. Don't be scared off by the hideous colors

If you are looking to grow your user base, this article give you some good ideas. The Adjacent User Theory andrewchen.co/the-adjacent-u… via @andrewchen

.@carycodecoffee is back. Still not meeting in person yet, but it'll be online this month. Join to share what you've been up to, or to ask questions about what you're struggling with. meetup.com/Cary-Code-and-…

@FranckPachot @pg_xocolatl @jeremy_daly @schickling @dynamodb It's long enough ago that I don't remember the tweaking that was done. You're right though, there was surely a sufficiently good RDBMS design that would have worked too. I picked DynamoDB because we use it a lot and I could see a good design clearly.

@mdlavin @pg_xocolatl @jeremy_daly @schickling @dynamodb I can understand the move to @DynamoDB (social network). But, what didn't scale? Which "tweaking SQL queries" was done to reduce response time? I'm always skeptical when I see databases full of UUID and called "storage systems". That's usually not an optimal design for RDBMS.

I've been spending a lot of time lately with @dynamodb in my #serverless applications, so I thought I'd share my surefire guide to migrating to it from #RDBMS. So here is… How to switch from RDBMS to #DynamoDB in *20* easy steps… (a thread)

SkillSpring: The product that my team and I have been working on is finally ready for public consumption. Help me out with an upvote if you like it: producthunt.com/posts/skillspr…

Warning: @webwatcher_ is not an honest company. After trying their software, and it failing to work, they refused to refund my payment. Even if I was an idiot and their software was fine, wouldn't it be smarter to refund and keep a positive image?