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Good News, Everyone!
🎉 GraphQLConf is coming back to San Francisco on 10th September 🎉
Read all about the event, submit your talk, and book your early-bird ticket here ⤵️ hubs.la/Q02r4bkh0
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Really excited about this launch! Building a client API for your databases running on Amazon Aurora is now simpler than ever using AppSync.
🚀 Exciting AWS AppSync updates!
🆕 Create GraphQL APIs based on tables in existing Aurora MySQL and PostgreSQL databases
🆕 Utilities make it easy to write SQL in JavaScript resolvers. No need for additional compute with the RDS Data API!
Learn more: go.aws/3RjsENF
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If you’ve been wanting to experiment with #generativeAI, check out PartyRock powered by Amazon Bedrock. partyrock.aws/
With PartyRock, anyone can learn about prompt engineering/writing and build apps in just a few clicks. I built one to find the best bike trails in the Seattle area based on time of year, and best time to go to avoid crowds. You can build an app to create the perfect playlist based on your musical tastes, or one to recommend what to cook based on ingredients in your pantry. The list goes on.
PartyRock is an easy and fun way to learn the fundamentals of foundation models and then collaborate with other developers. Anyone can access PartyRock through the website, and you don’t need an @awscloud account. Share your PartyRock apps in the comments below!
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🌟 NEW: Amplify GraphQL API as a CDK construct 🌟
📄 Single source-of-truth for API & data
🚀 Access to L2 and L1 constructs
🛠️ Query & mutations w/o cold starts
🔄 PubSub-capable
💻 Client library codegen
🥳 Parity w/ GraphQL transformer
Learn more: go.aws/3Q6aqP6
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AWS AppSync now supports JavaScript for all resolvers. Use unit resolvers for single data source access, and continue to use pipelines resolvers to chain functions. It’s also easier then ever to get started in the console or with the AWS CDK.
aws.amazon.com/blogs/mobile/…
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📣 Exciting announcement! 📣
Join the upcoming @AWSAmplify Hackathon starting July 1st and turn ideas into full-stack apps 🚀
Get expert support, win cash prizes, AWS credits, and cool swag!
Register now > go.aws/3XuM1o6
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Bringing @SalesforceDevs and @awsdevelopers together! AWS data in external objects using AppSync and GraphQL! What a fun journey it’s been to work on both of these products. Crazy powerful what you can do with AWS & Salesforce Platform together developer.salesforce.com/blo…
Bill Fine retweeted
Tune in to @AWSonAir on Tuesday 02/14 for an engaging dialogue between #AWS and @ScuderiaFerrari leadership! 🏎☁️
Together, they will discuss the new #Ferrari Fan App, and the AWS products bringing the action at Scuderia Ferrari. Stream and watch here 👉 go.aws/3HTDT9g
The most visited front-end web and mobile app development blogs in 2022. Spoiler alert: AppSync. aws.amazon.com/blogs/mobile/… via @awscloud
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I realize that AWS AppSync may not be the first way to get started with GraphQL for some, so I made a video highlighting JS functions in AppSync to give an overview of why it's such a game changer for both the service, but GraphQL in general.
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Together, @awscloud AppSync and MongoDB Atlas help developers create GraphQL APIs by integrating multiple REST APIs and data sources on AWS. trymongodb.com/3Bu3AuT
Bill Fine retweeted
Had a ton of fun working with the awesome folks at @MongoDB for this one!
Stay tuned for a JS-resolver post in the _very near_ future!
Modernize your GraphQL APIs with MongoDB Atlas and AWS AppSync mongodb.com/blog/post/modern… via @MongoDB
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Look forward to seeing our customers and partners at re:Invent next week! The front-end web and mobile guide to re:Invent 2022 is available here: aws.amazon.com/blogs/mobile/… via
@awscloud @AWSAmplify @appsync #AppSync
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Yes. It’s true. JavaScript AppSync resolvers are a thing now. 🥹🥹🥹
Mad props to the AppSync team for pulling this off! – at Portland, OR
🆕 from AWS AppSync: developers can now connect APIs to one or many data sources with less code & complexity.
Learn how to create & test AWS AppSync GraphQL API resolvers with JavaScript in this 👉 blog post:
go.aws/3GmBjtz
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Chat apps are the 'hello world' of real-time data. Opening up a socket connection and 2 browser tabs is still feels magical to me 😅 Coupling this with GraphQL is honestly one of my favorite parts of modern development.
But most chat apps won't scale. AWS AppSync changes that 🧵
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Join AWS AppSync's product manager Ed Lima for an AWS Online Tech Talk where we'll discuss how Serverless WebSockets help developers build engaging user experiences based on real-time data. go.aws/3taQ770
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We’re evaluating creating Merged APIs in AWS AppSync which would allow multiple teams to operate independently, contributing to a unified primary GraphQL endpoint. Take a look at the RFC and help us shape the new feature, we'd love to hear your feedback.
github.com/aws/aws-appsync-c… – at Seattle, WA
