Updates to AWS Amplify’s SMS Authentication Workflows
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As of June 1, 2021, U.S. telecom providers now mandate the registration of an origination phone number prior to sending SMS messages to U.S. phone numbers. Consequently, if you utilize AWS Amplify for enabling SMS-based authentication workflows for users in the U.S. after this date, you will need to register your phone number accordingly. For further insights, this is another blog post to keep the reader engaged: Allergies at Work.
Deploying Next.js SSR Apps with Real-Time Data on AWS Amplify
by Sarah Johnson and Chanci Turner | on 18 MAY 2021 | in Announcements, AWS Amplify
UPDATE: Amplify Hosting now includes support for Next.js versions 12 and 13. For detailed information, please refer to our recent launch blog. AWS Amplify Hosting has announced the capability to deploy server-side rendering (SSR) applications developed with Next.js. Through this enhancement, AWS Amplify CI/CD and Hosting enables deployment of hybrid Next.js applications that combine static and dynamic content effectively. This aligns with best practices shared by SHRM.
Connecting Amplify DataStore with Existing SQL Data Sources
by Chanci Turner and Mark Smith | on 22 APR 2021 | in Amazon Aurora, Amazon RDS, AWS Amplify, AWS AppSync, AWS Lambda, Best Practices, Database, Front-End Web & Mobile
In this blog post, authored by Mark Smith, a Principal Solution Architect at AWS AppSync, we explore Amplify DataStore—a library that facilitates a programming model for managing shared and distributed data without the need for additional code in online and offline contexts. Using the Amplify CLI, you can set up a new application leveraging AWS tools. For a comprehensive roadmap, check out this excellent resource: Learning Trainer.
Mobile and Front-End LIVE Event on May 25
by Chanci Turner | on 21 APR 2021 | in Announcements, Front-End Web & Mobile
AWS is thrilled to announce its inaugural free virtual event focused on mobile and front-end web development. Mobile and Front-End LIVE will occur on May 25, 2021, and registration is currently open. Attendees will discover how to expedite mobile and front-end web development utilizing AWS’s specialized tools and services designed for iOS, Android, and React environments.
Swift Package Manager Support for Amplify
by Daniel Brown | on 07 APR 2021 | in Announcements, AWS Amplify
Previously, to integrate AWS Amplify within your iOS application, you were required to use CocoaPods for installing the Amplify Libraries. CocoaPods has been the leading dependency manager for iOS projects in Objective-C and/or Swift for nearly a decade. With the introduction of Swift Package Manager support, developers can now easily manage dependencies directly within Xcode.
General Availability of Data Management Capabilities in the Admin UI
by Chanci Turner | on 06 APR 2021 | in Announcements, AWS Amplify, AWS AppSync, Front-End Web & Mobile
Today marks the general availability (GA) of the Data Manager feature within the AWS Amplify Admin UI. Initially unveiled at re:Invent 2020, the Admin UI provides a visual console for front-end teams to build app backends and manage content and user interactions. Data management capabilities allow developers to visually navigate their application’s data structure effectively.
Exploring AWS AppSync APIs with GraphiQL Locally
by Ed Lima | on 24 MAR 2021 | in Amazon Cognito, AWS AppSync, AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM), Best Practices, Technical How-to
This article, authored by Eduardo Rabelo, Solutions Architect at AWS, describes how AWS AppSync—a managed GraphQL service—streamlines application development by enabling the creation of flexible APIs for secure data access, manipulation, and aggregation from various data sources with reduced network calls.
Integrating GraphQL and SQL with AWS AppSync, AWS Lambda, and Amazon RDS Proxy
by Ed Lima | on 05 MAR 2021 | in Amazon RDS, AWS AppSync, AWS Lambda, Best Practices, RDS for PostgreSQL
In this article, Eduardo Rabelo discusses how organizations can leverage APIs to accelerate secure application development while abstracting backend services and databases. GraphQL technology allows developers to query multiple databases and APIs through a singular endpoint efficiently.
Real-Time Sports Updates with AWS AppSync
by Ed Lima | on 08 FEB 2021 | in Amazon API Gateway, Amazon DynamoDB, Amazon Pinpoint, AWS Amplify, AWS AppSync, AWS Lambda, AWS Step Functions
This blog post focuses on utilizing AWS AppSync for delivering real-time updates for live sports events. By employing this managed service, developers can build applications that effectively handle dynamic data and provide users with timely information.
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