Update Your Developer Workflow for Cloud-Enabled Mobile Apps (MOB315-R1) - AWS re:Invent 2018

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Combining a mobile backend with front-end code brings up questions about how to maintain, deploy, and monitor the app. In this session, we go through some best practices and answer your questions about how to integrate AWS into your developer workflow.

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Update Your Developer Workflow
for Cloud-Enabled Mobile Apps
Dustin Noyes
Software Development Engineer
AWS / AWS Mobile
M O B 3 1 5

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Agenda
What is AWS Amplify?
How can AWS Amplify help my workflow?
Getting started!

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What is AWS Amplify?
• Open Source Developer Toolchain
• Command Line Interface (CLI)
• JavaScript Framework
• UI Components
• Amplify Console

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AWS Amplify Toolchain Categories

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The AWS Amplify UI Components

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Potential Workflows to Discuss
• Single Developer
• Team (Shared Backend)
• Team (Functionally Identical Backends)
• Public vs Private

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Download and set up Amplify CLI
$ npm install -g @aws-amplify/cli
$ amplify configure

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Bootstrap your preferred frontend setup, then …
$ cd your-project
$ amplify init
$ amplify api add
$ > GraphQL
$ > Amazon Cognito User Pool
$ amplify analytics add
$ amplify push

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Download Amplify library
$ npm install aws-amplify
$ npm install aws-amplify-angular
Or
$ npm install aws-amplify-vue
Or
$ npm install aws-amplify-react

Thank you!
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