Lyju Edwinson
Amplify provides:
Easy–to–Use Library: Choose your cloud services and easily connect them to your app with just a few lines of code.
Powerful Toolchain: Effortlessly create and maintain sophisticated serverless backends for your apps.
Beautiful UI Components: Accelerate app development by leveraging our beautiful out–of–the box UI components.
AWS Amplify enables developers to develop and deploy cloud–powered mobile and web apps.
The Amplify Framework is a comprehensive set of SDKs, libraries, tools, and documentation for client app development.
The Amplify Console provides a continuous delivery and hosting service for web applications.
The Amplify CLI lets you quickly add backend features to your application so that you can focus on your application code.
AWS amplify frameworks simplifies AWS resource integration with IOS apps. Instead of integrating individual SDKs for each resource, we can just use amplify to add or remove resources.
In this course we will learn building IOS apps with with AWS as backend using AWS amplify CLI.
This course will helps you to choose world’s most popular cloud service AWS as backend for your app. Almost all the features needed for your app will be discussed here.
At the end of this course you will have the necessary skill to develop IOS apps with AWS platform using amplify framework.
Instructor Details
Courses : 1
Specification: Learning AWS AppSync with Amplify, AWS CLI, IOS and Swift
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13 reviews for Learning AWS AppSync with Amplify, AWS CLI, IOS and Swift
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| Price | $12.99 |
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| Duration | 7.5 hours |
| Year | 2019 |
| Level | All |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | No |
$12.99
Ashish Goyal –
Very informative, detailed and up to date course. Highly recommend for someone looking to switch from Mobile hub to Amplify as AWS now recommends using Amplify for any new projects.
A L –
Lyju covers the course material in a thorough and patient way that allowed the information to stick. He was also quick to respond to student questions. One of the questions I asked prompted him to add an additional short lecture on how to update an API after it has been created. He seems like an instructor that’s engaged and interested in his students’ success. The only time I felt a little lost was during the last few lectures when we built the QuizApp. They seemed a little rushed, but I’m sure that reviewing them a couple more times will help the material sink in. Overall, it was a great course.
Todd Lane –
This is an excellent course that helped make sense of the official documentation. I must if you’re new to AWS & Amplify.
Paul Popiel –
Majority of the course consists of simply following the official AWS Amplify documentation (almost step by step) and watching the Author create basic boilerplate UI. Personally only found about 0.5 1hr of the 6hr course useful (in terms of original or insightful information). Schema creation/syntax, GraphQL transforms etc were almost completely skimmed over. Course also seems to be in an incomplete state, ends abruptly (talks about moving onto next sections… but course finishes).
Donato Perconti –
No Audio?? Need audio, but instead just highlights and points with the mouse.
Aljazair Lindan –
This is very good course to catch up in integrating iOS with AppSync, and save my time in building iOS Project
Marta –
This course is very useful, I really recommend it. After reading all AWS material I still didn’t know how to fully use it, specially when it comes to using AppSync & Authentication. The instructor was very kind responding to a question I posted and he even created a new video showing a sample project. Thanks a lot for creating this course!
Doug Inman –
Halfway through the Configure User Profile video, the video stopped and asked for a FLASH plugin…
Darrel Muonekwu –
This is great content but the video quality isn’t too great, the sound is a bit low, and I would appreciate subtitles.
Matthias Moritz –
Thanks to Lyju Edwinson I was able to learn and understand AWS amplify and how to build an iOS app which connects to the AWS amplify server side. Since I love automating/simplifying programming tasks, I am currently thinking about how to get a step further by generating the iOS code as well, instead of copying/pasting the code snippets from the amplify documentation.
Duy Bui –
Wish you have the subtitle or something like that
Brian S –
Lyju has done a great job with this course. The approach is very real world that is, he purposely demonstrates what you might experience in a real project (e.g. permissions issues), and then proceeds to walk through the resolution steps. I can see how this might be frustrating for some though, as I immediately stopped and went into troubleshooting mode the first time. My review is 4.5 vs 5 because: There are some differences in the course as compared to the AWS tooling / documentation, however it still is very close. I elected to type the code on the screen to stay as close to the video as possible. Some minor changes I have made: For latest xCode / iOS 13, I changed my Podfile to use platform 13.0 use 2.12.5 for the AWS versions AWSMobileClient.sharedInstance() is deprecated, use AWSMobileClient.default()
Habib Rehman –
Thanks for the course, this course has really helped me get up and running with AWS cognito. Given the much confusion in online tutorials and different versions of AWS SDKs, this course teaches and guides step by step of how to effectively use the services. Above all, the instructor is very cooperative and responds quickly.