Category: AWS Amplify

Modern application development has shifted to include not just tooling that offers a great developer experience (DX), but a sensible balance between simply getting started and the path to production. It is this very sentiment that inspired the release of Amplify AI kit. This abstraction over common AI tasks like conversing with a large language […]

With the announcement of the Amplify AI kit, we learned how to build custom UI components, conversation history and add external data to the conversation flow. In this blog post, we will learn how to build a travel planner application using React Native. The application will generate responses using Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) and Large […]

Frontend developers face significant hurdles when creating persistent conversational AI chat experiences for their apps. They often how to deal with complex APIs, complicated real-time UI updates, and hard to configure permissions. Not to mention having to setup intricate cloud infrastructure. That’s why we are excited to show you AWS Amplify AI kit and it’s […]

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 […]

In this post, we will walk you through creating a travel assistant app. The app will provide a personalized experience by suggesting popular attractions, local experiences, and hidden gems for the user’s desired destination. We will build this app using AWS Amplify and Amazon Bedrock. AWS Amplify Gen 2 uses a TypeScript-based, code-first developer experience […]

This post will teach you to create a React Native chat application using Amazon Bedrock to build AI-powered chat features. The sample application includes the following: A mobile application using custom JSX components for the user interface. Seamless end-user chat interactions integrated with Amazon Bedrock foundational models. Backend development powered by AWS Amplify Gen2. Implementation […]

In this post, we’ll show how to authenticate and authorize Next.js applications using an OpenID Connect Identity Provider (OIDC) with AWS Amplify. AWS Amplify is everything frontend developers need to develop and deploy cloud-powered fullstack applications. To enhance the capabilities of AWS Amplify applications, we’ll be leveraging the identity management platform offered by Auth0. Auth0 […]

AWS Amplify is excited to announce two new features to its functions offering: scheduling support with cron and natural language, and streaming execution logs. Amplify enables developers to author serverless functions using TypeScript and iterate fast by deploying business logic in seconds. To learn more about Amplify Functions, visit the AWS Amplify documentation for Functions. […]

You can now configure and manage multiple buckets using AWS Amplify for your storage needs! Developers can now leverage Amplify storage to organize and manage their content across single or multiple storage buckets while applying granular access rules against individual paths within each bucket. Earlier this year, we announced the new and improved Amplify storage […]

AWS Amplify Hosting is excited to announce significant improvements to caching efficiency, offering customers optimized caching rules and an increased cache hit ratio by excluding cookies from the cache key. We are also providing access to additional headers which unlocks use cases like the Next.js localization (i18n) support. These changes allow end users to receive […]