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Ali Spittel's beginner-friendly guides to web development and coding.
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A Complete Guide to the Amplify React Authentication Components
A few weeks ago, the team I work on, AWS Amplify, launched brand new authentication components for React, Vue, and Angular. I want to give you a quick tour of what you can do with these components from enabling backend authentication to simple frontend flows, to more complex, customized setups.Enable AuthenticationYou can enable authentication via Amplify in two ways: first through Amplify Studio and secondly through the Amplify CLI. I'll show you how to do so through Studio; however, here...
Build a Vacation Rental Site with Amplify Studio
What is Amplify Studio?One of the most exciting projects I've worked on in my career, AWS Amplify Studio, just launched at Re:Invent in public preview. With Amplify Studio you can quickly go from a designer’s vision to a full stack, cloud connected app that scales with your needs. You can create components in Figma, import them into Amplify Studio, and then connect them to your AWS-backed data models. Then, Studio can export your UI components to human-readable React code that you can exten...
What is the Cloud?
Frontend developers! Have you ever wondered why to choose a certain type of database for a project, how to create an API, how to deploy to AWS, or what a container is? You're in the right place! This series will teach you all about backend development specifically targeted at frontend developers: you know how to code, you may have heard certain backend terminology, but you don't consider yourself fullstack. You'll learn backend concepts and how to implement them using AWS. In this...
Three New Next.js Features and How to Use Them
AWS Amplify recently added support for Next.js 10 features, including incremental static regeneration, optional catch all routes, and image optimization. In this post, we'll dig into what each of these features is, how to implement a fullstack app using them, and how to deploy them to AWS! Let's dive in.Please note that I work as a Developer Advocate on the AWS Amplify team, if you have any feedback or questions about it, please reach out to me or ask on our Discord - discord.gg/amplif...
A Complete Beginner's Guide to GraphQL
I first used GraphQL on a project right after its launch in 2015, and to be honest I didn't understand why we were using it. Over the years, I've grown to love GraphQL - you can quickly create APIs with managed services such as AWS AppSync and Hasura, and it lessens the friction between frontend and backend development. In this post, we'll chat about what GraphQL is, why to use it as well as when it may not be the best option, and then create a full recipe app using a GraphQL API....
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