Build fullstack Next.js and TypeScript apps with AWS Amplify’s new DX | Amazon Web Services

The recently launched new code-first developer experience from AWS Amplify (Gen 2 Preview) truly empowers frontend developers to focus on writing differentiating application code, not infrastructure. We'll look at three key enhancements coming to

The new code-first DX automatically infers and provision backend resources by using TypeScript on the frontend and backend. This preview release also includes per-developer sandboxes that offer every developer on a team the ability to customize and deploy resources to their accounts in seconds, enabling rapid iteration. The new code-first developer experience is built on top of CDK constructs, giving you complete access to AWS services on the backend to customize, control, and extend.

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[rawnato]

Is it possible to let just Google Sign, without email and password?

[suryaishnavi]

If I divide my amplify project into Separate frontend and backend repos, the frontend repo(next js) doesn't have access to the server-side amplify folder, which contains the backend schema. However, to achieve end-to-end type safety, generateClient needs the schema type. Is there any way to get types without accessing the Amplify data schema?

[iPankBMW]

How do we sort the listed posts or the comments by date?

[mrluckyuncle]

What does the ConfigureAmplifyClientSide component look like?

[GameOnCinemaAU]

Thank you for your work. Do you have more videos or courses or books? I would like to subscribe and support.

[IbnKh]

How can we get access to your example repo plz? :)

[PavelTyukavin]

Thank you very much! However, placing the code somewhere is a good practice.