Growing via Sharing: the way of a true hero

#aws #hero #softwaredvelopment #diversity

One of the most inspiring things in life is to see somebody who has overcome difficulties and remained human.

Hiroko Nishimura is one such person. She had brain surgery, but that didn't stop her will to help other people. When she found it is harder to study for her than before, she created her own tutorials for newbies in the AWS (https://introtoaws.com/). No wonder she became an AWS Hero.

Thinking that I only have medical depression, asthma, and some sort of strong autism, makes me blush. While I was stuck in depression, Hiroko was helping other people.

どうもありがとうございます。(thank you very much), Hiroko. Now it will be easier for me to keep growing and keep helping people with my OSS involvement.

Please watch @HirokoNishimura's talking about her experience, it is a great video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n8HPuSy8u5w

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--only-changed: Test only the spec files you've modified in git
--repeat-each: Run tests multiple times to catch flaky behavior before it reaches production
--forbid-only: Prevent accidental test.only commits from breaking your CI pipeline
--ui --headed --workers 1: Debug visually with browser windows and sequential test execution

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