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The Fastest and Easiest Way to Build Applications.

AWS App Studio is a generative AI-powered low-code service that enables a new set of IT professionals to build secure applications that solve business problems. With App Studio, IT Project managers, Data Engineers, Enterprise Architects, and more can rapidly build applications tailored to their organization's needs.

App Studio provides a low-code application building environment with a user-friendly point-and-click interface and a generative AI-powered assistant that makes it faster and easier to build and modify applications.

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[ANILKHANDEI]

Last time I gave a demo of a low code no code platform to a business user, I continued to shadow the business users in building these so cold shadow applications. Business users do not have time or it’s not expected from them do anything of this sort, it’s not their job profile to build apps. But I agree it’s a new era of programming really! Lots and lots of new ai based tools that challenge the average developer and at the same time lots of cool stuff to learn and u learn.

[dcreativeleague]

Game over for Glide, Retool, Google Appsheet and Microsoft PowerApps 😅

[AJBatac]

So, like Amazon Honeycode but with AI? What's the assurance that AWS won't sunset this too?

[heng]

Finally the age of English programming came.

[gafitescu]

Look similar to Power Automate from Microsoft

[Marco-]

Lowcode/nocode tools already existed in 2010... (Microsoft infopath and sharepoint) Damn already 14 years time is running so fast...

[TheElvilla]

Someday I will be an expert in this tool.

[Sky_Lord]

Doesnt solve the problem..because from experience business users are lazy or busy to develop the simplest apps.

This will still end up the route of power automate, creating a new dev system that will have its developers, people will have to hire.

[thripnixe]

Is this Devin with just more aws intergration??

[superslash]

Insane. Isn't this the successor of AWS app composer?

[maciejkulesza]

How is it supposed to work when even client doesnt know what he wants?
Also add ai hallucinations to the mix

[BlazinEdit]

As of 24-July-2024 you are launching a product and there is no documentation at all + it is expensive as hell I think I will stick to Power Apps

[mike]

Better approach for managing business processes is to use standard ERP systems, instead of docs, spreadsheets or own developed systems.

[matthewreed]

Not a hater at all but have to say I didn't "get it" from this presentation.

[arpitvasani]

Oh.. dear.... This is just self-hosted ROFL.... 🤣🤣😂😂

[AtomicPixels]

Grosses shit I’ve ever laid my eyes and hands on for any dev product in the last 30yrs. Most torturously user impaired ash tray of a UX

[AtomicPixels]

For a totally free trial of only $500k shot to your inbox as a surprise bill and oh…my fav…a dedicated team with the sole purpose of making sure no part includes even the slightest existence of UX. They will make sure you’ve been dressed nicely 6ft under by the time you locate an instance ID that you apparently needed to do the other apparently 921, 927 configs.

Edit: after thinking about it. Yeah, it’s that bad.