Fixing Fullstackbulletin.com part 5 - Twitch Live Stream

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In this fifth session, we kept decomposing the monolithic lambda. We completed decomposing the fetch book step into its own lambda function and we also created a new lambda to fetch all the links.

We now have 3 parallel steps fetching the quote, the book, and the links respectively.

The final step takes all this data and uses it to create the newsletter draft in Mailchimp.

As part of this live coding session, we created two PRs:

- Created draft state for fetching book data #69
: https://github.com/FullStackBulletin/sls-create-newsletter-issue/pull/69
- Extract fetch links step #70 : https://github.com/FullStackBulletin/sls-create-newsletter-issue/pull/70

In the next live streams, we will start adding some new features or rewriting existing features in Rust!

You can follow the next live streams at https://twitch.tv/loige

All the code is available at https://github.com/FullStackBulletin

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