Manoj, what's your view on hosting graphql API via appsync Vs making custom lambda handler function for graphql? Which one would be better in terms of productivity?
Thank you so much for all your AWS tutorials! They have helped me so much! I have read that it is considered best practice to have a single table when using dynamodb. Problem is that Amplify creates multiple tables with the @model attribute. Do you consider this a big issue going forward into a production level environment? Also, I am currently building an MVP mobile app and I know that business logic will change depending on user feedback. Therefore, schema updates and data transformations are bound to occur. I want to have users testing the app as I develop it and do not want to lose any of their data . I'm use to being able to write migrations in a relational db environment but haven't seen much in terms of documentation around this from AWS for dynamodb. Do you have any insights or strategies here? Sorry for the long comment and again thank you so much for all your content! 🙂👍
Change your titles. Its absolutely misleading. You are teaching amplify that manages appsync under the hood. I am looking to deploy custom VTL resolver for appsync not custom lambda resolvers. I don't like automatically generated resolvers from amplify. I see after 1hour and 40 minutes of waiting you cover VTL for 3 minutes. Such a clickbait.
@@EnlearAcademy I did see that you mentioned serverless framework. But I wanted to learn custom complex VTL and push the boundries of appsync. Writing VTL resolvers is covered very basic and briefly. I already know basics.
@@ApoorvMote hey Apoorv, apologies for that. We ran out of time for the session yesterday. We’ll post another episode focusing serverless framework to build appsync apis. Most probably in few days.
★ Timestamps
0:00 - Challenges of REST APIs
9:23 - Introduction to GraphQL
18:46 - Introduction to AWS AppSync
25:38 - API Gateway Vs. AppSync
31:23 - AWS Amplify Vs. Serverless Framework
44:05 - Amplify Demo
1:28:00 - Serverless Framework Demo
I am actually waiting for this and going through all your past videos to find this. Thank you very much
Hope you'll find it useful. This is an online workshop I conducted today at AWS User Group Colombo, Sri Lanka :)
Awesome video - to the point, well explained without fluff !!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Awesome.. Waiting for the upcoming episodes 👍
Thanks a lot @Raj. Stay tuned for more content.
Thank you sir
very helpful. thanks!
Manoj, what's your view on hosting graphql API via appsync Vs making custom lambda handler function for graphql? Which one would be better in terms of productivity?
Thank you so much for all your AWS tutorials! They have helped me so much!
I have read that it is considered best practice to have a single table when using dynamodb. Problem is that Amplify creates multiple tables with the @model attribute. Do you consider this a big issue going forward into a production level environment?
Also, I am currently building an MVP mobile app and I know that business logic will change depending on user feedback. Therefore, schema updates and data transformations are bound to occur. I want to have users testing the app as I develop it and do not want to lose any of their data . I'm use to being able to write migrations in a relational db environment but haven't seen much in terms of documentation around this from AWS for dynamodb. Do you have any insights or strategies here?
Sorry for the long comment and again thank you so much for all your content! 🙂👍
thanks you
Welcome
Hi Enlear, thorough and good workshop. Can you please tell me is amplify a good choice for developing uber or such big and complex apps?
Indeed its a good choice considering you don't need to provision everything by your own. And amplify provided abstraction over services
How do i skip deleted items on a list?
Hi, thank you for the content, is there any possibility for you to cover how handle multi-tenancy in a more complex schema?
Great suggestion @Lucas. I will try to cover this topic soon.
@@EnlearAcademy That's good to hear, can't wait for it. Thank you for answering.
Make video on amplify + appsync with kotlin android
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Thanks a lot @Lakshan
Change your titles. Its absolutely misleading. You are teaching amplify that manages appsync under the hood. I am looking to deploy custom VTL resolver for appsync not custom lambda resolvers. I don't like automatically generated resolvers from amplify. I see after 1hour and 40 minutes of waiting you cover VTL for 3 minutes. Such a clickbait.
hi, from 1:28:00 onwards I discuss about how to use serverless framework to create appsync apis without automatic code generation.
@@EnlearAcademy I did see that you mentioned serverless framework. But I wanted to learn custom complex VTL and push the boundries of appsync. Writing VTL resolvers is covered very basic and briefly. I already know basics.
@@ApoorvMote hey Apoorv, apologies for that. We ran out of time for the session yesterday. We’ll post another episode focusing serverless framework to build appsync apis. Most probably in few days.
not cool that Amplify is a dependency