AWS AppSync Amplify with React GraphQL Complete Guide

AWS AppSync & Amplify with React & GraphQL – Complete Guide, available at $79.99, has an average rating of 4.69, with 191 lectures, based on 1827 reviews, and has 13089 subscribers.

You will learn about Develop a production-ready serverless backend API powered by AWS AppSync and GraphQL that scales to MILLIONS of requests Deploy a fully functional blogging application using the AWS Amplify framework (with comments and likes features!) Learn how to develop Real-Time Subscriptions with AWS AppSync for real-time scalable updates for your web applications Learn GraphQL, and how managed GraphQL works in AWS with AWS AppSync This course is ideal for individuals who are Developers who want to learn about GraphQL & AWS AppSync or Developers who want to leverage the AWS Amplify Framework for their next application or Solutions Architect who need to understand the motivation behind AWS AppSync It is particularly useful for Developers who want to learn about GraphQL & AWS AppSync or Developers who want to leverage the AWS Amplify Framework for their next application or Solutions Architect who need to understand the motivation behind AWS AppSync.

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Summary

Title: AWS AppSync & Amplify with React & GraphQL – Complete Guide

Price: $79.99

Average Rating: 4.69

Number of Lectures: 191

Number of Published Lectures: 102

Number of Curriculum Items: 191

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 102

Original Price: $119.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Develop a production-ready serverless backend API powered by AWS AppSync and GraphQL that scales to MILLIONS of requests

Deploy a fully functional blogging application using the AWS Amplify framework (with comments and likes features!)

Learn how to develop Real-Time Subscriptions with AWS AppSync for real-time scalable updates for your web applications

Learn GraphQL, and how managed GraphQL works in AWS with AWS AppSync

Who Should Attend

Developers who want to learn about GraphQL & AWS AppSync

Developers who want to leverage the AWS Amplify Framework for their next application

Solutions Architect who need to understand the motivation behind AWS AppSync

Target Audiences

Developers who want to learn about GraphQL & AWS AppSync

Developers who want to leverage the AWS Amplify Framework for their next application

Solutions Architect who need to understand the motivation behind AWS AppSync

Have you ever wondered how to create a production-ready backend API in AWS?

On top of it, what if it was all serverless and powered by GraphQL?

What if it could scale to millions of requests?

What if it was easy!?

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AWS AppSync & Amplify is the BEST way to start deploying GraphQL-based applications in the AWS Cloud, all without deploying any servers that are infinitely scalable. Welcome to the great world of Serverless computing!

This course is fully hands-on, in which you’ll get the chance to practice and learn:

GraphQL crash-course

How to deploy GraphQL-based backends in AWS

How to develop your next-gen web application using the AWS Amplify framework & AWS AppSync

You will see how you can quickly build a secure, scalable, functional, and real-time application in no time!

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Instructor

Paulo Dichone is the instructor of this course. He is a Software Engineer, a teacher, and the author of highly-rated Development courses on Udemy. He has already taught over 200,000 students online and received over 12,000 reviews. Students love his teaching methodology, which is heavy on a hands-on, project-based approach.

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Section Outline:   

Section 1 – Course Introduction: Get an understanding of the course objectives, and how the course is structured, download the course code, and get ready! 

Section 2 -What’s AWS AppSync and AWS Amplify – Getting Started: Learn how AWS AppSync and AWS Amplify help us, developers, to build serverless’s applications in record time.

Section 3 – Install Development Tools – Setting up our development environment and Installing Development tools

Section 4 through 11 – Full Course on GraphQL and Fundamentals: Deep-dive into learning all you need to know about GraphQL and how to create your own GraphQL API’s using Express and Node.JS.  This Section could be optional, but it’s highly recommended that you at least skim through it. 

Section 12 – The AWS AppSync Console –Build a full Serverless API using the AWS AppSync Console.  Master AppSync Console by building a simple API.

Section 12 – Real World AWS AppSync API Using Amplify CLI: Getting started building our front-end/Client app with Next JS.  Build the AWS AppSync API using Amplify CLI.

Section 13 – Real World AWS AppSync, Amplify CLI and Next JS – Navigation and Authentication with Cognito: Kee building the front-end and back-end functionalities into the Next JS App – Blop App. Adding Amazon Cognito User Pools

Section 14 -Real World AWS AppSync, Amplify CLI and Next JS – Blog App Post Data –Adding and saving posts to DynamoDB in the AppSync backend

Section 15 – Editing And Deleting User’s Posts –Allowing authorized users to delete and edit posts.

Section 16 – Adding a Post Image with Amazon S3 Storage –Save images to S3 (Storage

Section 17 – Creating Comments –Using GraphQL mutations to create comments for posts.

Section 18 – Amplify Important CLI Commands –Learn some important amplify CLI commands

Section 19 – AWS Hosting – Hosting our Blog app in AWS Hosting-Preparing and deploying the web app in AWS Hosting using Amplify CLI

Section 20 – Subscriptions –Allowing the app to broadcast onPostCreated event using AppSync subscriptions – making the app real-time driven!

Section 13 – Next Steps!

   

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This Course Also Comes With:

Lifetime Access to All Future Updates

A responsive instructor in the Q&A Section

Links to interesting articles, and lots of good code to base your next template onto

Udemy Certificate of Completion Ready for Download

A 30 Day “No Questions Asked” Money Back Guarantee!

This is the course that could change your AWS skills.  

Join me in this course if you want to learn how to deploy a Serverless GraphQL & React JS-based Javascript application in AWS Cloud and master the AWS platform!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Instructor Introduction

Lecture 2: What You Will Build in this Course

Lecture 3: What Youll Learn in this Course

Lecture 4: Course Structure

Chapter 2: Download Course Source Code and Resources

Lecture 1: Download Course Source Code

Chapter 3: Whats AWS AppSync and Amplify

Lecture 1: Whats AppSync

Lecture 2: Whats AWS Amplify CLI

Chapter 4: Development Environment Setup

Lecture 1: Installing Development Tools

Lecture 2: VSCode Basics

Lecture 3: Creating Your AWS Account

Lecture 4: Installing and Configuring AWS Amplify CLI

Lecture 5: Resources

Chapter 5: [OPTIONAL] Getting Started with GraphQL

Lecture 1: Setting up our First GraphQL Project

Lecture 2: Importing Express and GraphQL

Lecture 3: Install GraphQL and Express

Lecture 4: Creating and Understanding Schemas

Lecture 5: The RoodQuery and Running Queries on Graphical

Lecture 6: The Resolve Method – Returning Data

Lecture 7: Adding a Hobby Type and RootQuery

Lecture 8: Adding the Post Type

Lecture 9: Adding Relationships Between Types

Lecture 10: Showing Users Relationships

Lecture 11: User Type Relationship to Hobby

Lecture 12: Posts Query

Lecture 13: Hobbies Query

Chapter 6: [OPTIONAL: GraphQL] – Core Concepts – Mutations

Lecture 1: Introduction to Mutations

Lecture 2: Creating a User with Mutations

Lecture 3: Creating a Post with Mutations

Lecture 4: Creating a Hobby with Mutations

Lecture 5: Adding a Post Query

Lecture 6: Post and Hobby Queries

Chapter 7: [OPTIONAL: GraphQL] – Types

Lecture 1: Understanding Graphical Scalar Types

Lecture 2: Non Nullables Types

Lecture 3: Scalar Types and Object Types

Chapter 8: [OPTIONAL: GraphQL] – Connecting to an External Database – MongoDB- Atlas

Lecture 1: MongoDB vs Relational Databases

Lecture 2: Creating a MongoDB Atlas Account

Lecture 3: Setting up Project to Connect to MongoDB Atlas

Lecture 4: Create a User Model – Mongoose Model

Lecture 5: Create a Hobby and Post Models

Lecture 6: Save a User & a Post

Lecture 7: Save a Hobby

Lecture 8: Getting Users and Hobbies and Posts

Lecture 9: Cors and Adding NonNulls to Required Fields

Lecture 10: Finish Adding NonNulls to Other fields

Chapter 9: [OPTIONAL: GraphQL] – More Mutations

Lecture 1: Updating a User Type

Lecture 2: Updating a Post

Lecture 3: Updating a Hobby

Lecture 4: Remove a User

Lecture 5: Remove Post and Hobby

Chapter 10: [OPTIONAL] Deploying the GraphQL Project to Heroku

Lecture 1: Introduction – Publishing the API to Heroku

Lecture 2: Deploying our API to Heroku Remote Server

Lecture 3: The GraphQL Playground

Chapter 11: The AppSync API Console

Lecture 1: AWS AppSync API Console – Create a GraphQL API – Query and Mutations

Lecture 2: AppSync API Console – Update and Delete

Lecture 3: AWS AppSync API Console – Resolvers Overview

Lecture 4: System Architecture Overview –

Lecture 5: Final thoughts on AWS AppSync API Console

Chapter 12: Building a Blog App with Amplify CLI, AppSync and NextJS

Lecture 1: Blog App Demo

Lecture 2: Creating the NextJS App

Lecture 3: NextJS Hot Reload

Lecture 4: Setting up Styling with TailwindCSS

Lecture 5: Setting up Amplify in Project

Lecture 6: Setting up our API with Amplify CLI – Amplify init

Lecture 7: Setting up the AWS-Exports Config File

Lecture 8: Interacting with the GraphQL AppSync API – Retrieve Posts and Showing them

Chapter 13: NavBar and Amazon Cognito Authentication

Lecture 1: Setting up the NavBar

Lecture 2: Adding Authentication and Check for Signedin Users

Lecture 3: Setting up the Profile and Signin Pages

Lecture 4: Adding the SignOut Button

Lecture 5: Adding the Root CSS colors

Lecture 6: Adding Public and Private API Access – Cognito

Chapter 14: Posting and Showing Data

Lecture 1: Setting up Create Post Page – Part 1

Lecture 2: Posting data from the App – Part 2

Lecture 3: Dynamic ID and showing the Newly Created Post

Lecture 4: Adding some Markup and Styling to Index Route

Lecture 5: Creating My Posts Page

Lecture 6: Adding Styling to MyPosts Page

Chapter 15: Editing and Deleting Users and Posts

Lecture 1: Delete Post

Lecture 2: Update Post – Part 1

Lecture 3: Editing a Post

Lecture 4: What Weve Done so Far

Chapter 16: Adding a Post Image to Amazon S3

Lecture 1: Setting up POst Image to S3 – Part 1

Lecture 2: Saving Image to S3

Lecture 3: Showing Image when In the Detail View

Instructors

Paulo Dichone | Software Engineer, AWS Cloud Practitioner & Instructor
Android, Flutter, AWS, Best Selling Instructor

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 37 votes

2 stars: 63 votes

3 stars: 168 votes

4 stars: 522 votes

5 stars: 1037 votes

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