Front-End Web & Mobile
Author: Danny Banks
Danny is a Sr. UX Designer at Amazon where he oversees UX design and research for the Seller Mobile app. In his role at Amazon, Danny also developed, and continues to maintain, the open source Style Dictionary framework, which organizes cross-platform style and design information.
Build fullstack AI apps in minutes with the new Amplify AI Kit
Today we are excited to announce the general availability of the AWS Amplify AI kit, the quickest way for fullstack developers to build web apps with AI capabilities such as chat, conversational search, and summarization. With the Amplify AI kit you can build fullstack generative AI functionality without prior experience in cloud architecture or machine […]
6 New AWS Amplify Launches for Frontend Developers
Today, the AWS Amplify team has six brand new launches to share with you — all addressing common requests from our community. In this post, we’ll share improvements to our documentation site, Next.js 14 support, custom authentication providers, React Native social sign in, and UI components. New documentation site Head over to docs.amplify.aws to check […]
Building a social network app with Amplify Form Builder and Storage
For apps that are heavily image dependent, like social media apps, managing file upload and access is core to the app’s success. Integrating with all the services needed for cloud-based file management and access can be painful, but Amplify Studio can provide you with tools to integrate quickly and easily with AWS S3 storage. In […]
Announcing the Amplify UI StorageManager Component
Amplify UI is a collection of accessible, themeable, performant React components that can connect directly to the cloud. Today we are announcing a new cloud-connected UI component called the StorageManager, which lets your users upload and manage files to the cloud. In this post you will learn how to use Amplify’s new StorageManager component to […]
8 New features in the Amplify Authenticator for web you should try
This post is written by Erik Hanchett who works at AWS Amplify. Last year, we launched a new redesigned version of our Amplify Authenticator for React, Vue, and Angular (read our launch blog post here). The new Authenticator allows you to add a login experience to your app with a single line of code. It addresses […]