Rapid Application Development with AWS Amplify
Adrian Leung
- 344 pages
- English
- ePUB (mobile friendly)
- Available on iOS & Android
Rapid Application Development with AWS Amplify
Adrian Leung
About This Book
Get to grips with the AWS Amplify framework and use it to build scalable cloud-native progressive web apps with React and cross-platform mobile apps with React Native in TypeScriptKey Features⢠Explore the capabilities of AWS Amplify with popular app frameworks for both web and mobile app platforms⢠Build your first cloud-native web and mobile applications using AWS Amplify⢠Leverage AWS Amplify to design GraphQL APIs for your web and mobile applicationsBook DescriptionAWS Amplify is a modern toolkit that includes a command line interface (CLI); libraries for JS, iOS, and Android programming; UI component libraries for frameworks like React, Angular, and Vue.js for web development, and React Native and Flutter for mobile development. You'll begin by learning how to build AWS Amplify solutions with React and React Native with TypeScript from scratch, along with integrating it with existing solutions. This book will show you the fastest way to build a production-ready minimum viable product (MVP) within days instead of years. You'll also discover how to increase development speed without compromising on quality by adopting behavior-driven development (BDD) and Cypress for end-to-end test automation, as well as the Amplify build pipeline (DevOps or CI/CD pipeline) to ensure optimal quality throughout continuous test automation and continuous delivery. As you advance, you'll work with React to determine how to build progressive web apps (PWAs) with Amplify and React Native for cross-platform mobile apps. In addition to this, you'll find out how to set up a custom domain name for your new website and set up the AWS Amplify Admin UI for managing the content of your app effectively. By the end of this AWS book, you'll be able to build a full-stack AWS Amplify solution all by yourself.What you will learn⢠Build React and React Native apps with Amplify and TypeScript⢠Explore pre-built Amplify UI components for rapid prototyping⢠Add user management with Amplify authentication to your app⢠Use Amplify GraphQL to create a blog post⢠Discover how to upload photos to Amplify Storage⢠Enable DevOps with the Amplify pipeline for your app⢠Get to grips with BDD and test automation with Cypress and Cucumber⢠Set up a custom domain name for your website and manage app content with the Amplify Admin UIWho this book is forThis book is for developers and tech companies looking to develop cloud-native products rapidly with the AWS ecosystem. Web and mobile developers with little-to-no experience in TypeScript programming will also find this book helpful. Although no prior experience with AWS or TypeScript is required, basic familiarity with modern frameworks such as React and React Native is useful.
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Section 1: Getting Ready
- Chapter 1, Getting Familiar with the Amplify CLI and Amplify Console
- Chapter 2, Creating a React App with AmplifyJS and TypeScript
Chapter 1: Getting Familiar with the Amplify CLI and Amplify Console
- Understanding the AWS Amplify CLI
- Exploring Amplify Console
- Understanding AWS Amplify hosting
- Creating full-stack serverless web and native apps with AWS Amplify
Technical requirements
- Install an open source cross-platform code editor. We would recommend using Visual Studio Code (VS Code) because VS Code and TypeScript are created by Microsoft, so TypeScript support is out of the box. For more information, visit https://code.visualstudio.com/.
- Alternatively, you could choose Atom, which is another very popular open source and cross-platform code editor out there, but you will need to install the TypeScript plugin yourself after installation. For more information, visit https://atom.io/.
- In order to download the TypeScript plugin for Atom, you can click the Install button on the following web page after you have installed the Atom editor:https://atom.io/packages/atom-typescript
- Install the open source cross-platform Node.js JavaScript runtime envir...