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AWS and React: Creating Full-Stack Apps

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Overview

Learn how to use Amazon Web Services (AWS) to efficiently add hosting, user authentication, and a back-end database to your React app.

Syllabus

Introduction
  • Full-stack React development on AWS
  • What you should know
1. Hosting a React App on AWS
  • React app concepts
  • Using npm to create a React app
  • Editing the React app
  • AWS S3 hosting with Amplify
  • Hosting a React app on AWS
  • Challenge: Host your React app on AWS
  • Solution: Host your React app on AWS
2. User Authorization for React App
  • IAM and Cognito concepts
  • Adding user auth to an AWS project
  • Adding user auth to a React app
  • Creating users through a React app
  • Challenge: Add user auth to your React app
  • Solution: How to add user auth to React
3. DynamoDB API with AppSync
  • AppSync concepts
  • DynamoDB tables
  • Creating a GraphQL API with Amplify
  • Testing an AppSync GraphQL API
  • Create and test an AppSync API
  • How to create and test an AppSync API
4. AppSync GraphQL Calls with React
  • Adding AppSync GraphQL to a React app
  • Adding DynamoDB data through a React app
  • CRUD DynamoDB data with a React app
  • Testing DynamoDB CRUD with a React app
  • DynamoDB data CRUD in your React app
  • How to DynamoDB data CRUD in your React app
Conclusion
  • Next steps

Taught by

Bear Cahill

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