Nader Dabit
Teaching and building apps using React and React Native
Building Offline-first GraphQL Applications with React & AWS AppSync
Nader Dabit
Developer Advocate - AWS Mobile
@dabit3
twitter / github / medium
Developer Velocity
AWS Amplify
AWS AppSync
AWS AppSync
- Managed GraphQL Service
- Choose your own data source
- Offline-ready Client SDK
- Enterprise Security
Client & CLI
AWS Amplify
Build Apps Quickly
No server operations
Scales seamlessly
Codeless
No need to manage uptime
Assumes responsibility for providing a defined set of services
Serviceful Service
Instead of a collection of functions calling each other, the best serverless applications are:
- Thick client code handling all interaction logic
- Heavy use of managed services (e.g., AppSync, Cognito, @Auth0, @Algolia, @Cloudinary)
- Small glue functions.
- JoeEmison (@joeemison)
The key benefit of serverless is not "no servers to manage". It's "almost no backend code".
- JoeEmison (@joeemison)
CLI Toolchain
AWS Amplify
Create AWS services
Update & delete AWS services
GraphQL CodeGen
Hosting for static websites & assets
Client Library
AWS Amplify
Connect to & interact with cloud services
Preconfigured components for popular front-end libraries
Built-in support for AWS Signature Version 4 signing for authenticated requests
Authentication
Analytics
GraphQL API
Lamdba Functions
AR / VR
Chat Bots
REST API
Storage
Internationalization
AWS Amplify
Example Application
User Mgmt
Back end
Search
Reporting
AWS AppSync / DynamoDB
Amazon Cognito
AWS AppSync
Amazon Pinpoint
@dabit3
twitter / github / medium
Building Offline-first GraphQL Applications with React & AWS AppSync
By Nader Dabit
Building Offline-first GraphQL Applications with React & AWS AppSync
ReactJS / ReasonML Austin Meetup
