2022-08-08T09:36:00Z

What is your primary use case for AWS Amplify?

Miriam Tover - PeerSpot reviewer
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2022-10-25T12:27:34Z
Oct 25, 2022

I am using AWS Amplify for the front end.

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Henk Jurriens - PeerSpot reviewer
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2022-08-08T09:36:00Z
Aug 8, 2022

We and AWS are partners, and my colleague asked me if I wanted to do some small project just to evaluate the product, and then I stepped into it. We used it for a small project or PoC for quickly building a new application. Together with Ionic and Amplify, a nice use case is when you want to generate the backend very fast, and you want to have a desktop application and mobile application. You can use Amplify to quickly create the frontend, and for the backend, you can drop your backend APIs, and then you can publish the desktop application on the cloud. To create the mobile application, you can use Ionic.

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