Rapid Development on AWS: React, Node.js & GraphQL [2018, ENG] torrent

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Rapid Development on AWS: React, Node.js & GraphQL

Год выпуска: 2018
Производитель: frontendmasters.com
Сайт производителя: https://frontendmasters.com/courses/aws-react-node-graphql/
Автор: Steve Kinney
Продолжительность: 3 hours, 34 min
Тип раздаваемого материала: Видеоклипы
Язык: Английский
Описание: In this course, Steve Kinney — returning Frontend Masters instructor and Principal Engineer at SendGrid — shows how to make your way through all the Amazon Web Services' offerings to quickly prototype on its cloud services and world-class infrastructure. Utilizing a new library from Amazon, you'll easily spin up services to add authentication, authorization, storage, databases, and APIs to your apps with AWS' Amplify, MobileHub, and AppSync!
Course information and prerequisites - https://gist.github.com/stevekinney/941e815e3f2ae824529cc4470e45794c
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Table of Contents
Introduction

Introduction
00:00:00 - 00:02:30
Introduction
After introduces himself and the "Deploying Full Stack: Node.js & React on AWS" course, Steve talks about why prototyping and deploying on world-class architecture is important. - https://gist.github.com/stevekinney/941e815e3f2ae824529cc4470e45794c
AWS Account Setup & IAM Role
00:02:31 - 00:15:11
AWS Account Setup & IAM Role
Steve walks through setting up your AWS account with a subuser to work with Amazon MobileHub. - - https://portal.aws.amazon.com/billing/signup#/start - https://github.com/stevekinney/AWS-for-Frontend-Engineers/blob/master/00%20OUTLIN...econdary-account
Mobile Hub & Amplify

AWS Mobile Hub, Amplify, and AppSync Overview
00:15:12 - 00:25:19
AWS Mobile Hub, Amplify, and AppSync Overview
Steve elaborates on a few tools that AWS offers front-end engineers by describing how they are different and — more importantly — how you can use them together to rapidly build client-side applications.
React Application Review
00:25:20 - 00:32:38
React Application Review
Steve introduces "Grudge Bin," a sample application for keeping track of people who have wronged you over the years. In its initial state, this demonstration application, which will be used throughout the course is need of some work to solve three problems: data is saved in memory; missing authentication; and the application has not been deployed. - https://github.com/stevekinney/grudges
AWS Mobile Hub CLI Setup
00:32:39 - 00:50:34
AWS Mobile Hub CLI Setup
Steve leverages AWS Mobile Hub to configure a backend authentication service.
Adding Authentication to React
00:50:35 - 01:03:23
Adding Authentication to React
Steve uses AWS Amplify to add a login page.
AWS Console Settings
01:03:24 - 01:05:48
AWS Console Settings
After adding a log in page, Steve opens the AWS Mobile Hub console to show the custom configuration setup and makes some modifications.
Adding Amplify withAuthenticator into React
01:05:49 - 01:12:36
Adding Amplify withAuthenticator into React
Steve wraps the Application component with Amplify's withAuthenticator component.
Adding a Database with Mobile Hub
01:12:37 - 01:17:53
Adding a Database with Mobile Hub
To resolve the issue of data being stored only in memory, Steve uses AWS Mobile Hub CLI to create a database to persist data.
Adding Cloud API with Mobile Hub
01:17:54 - 01:23:04
Adding Cloud API with Mobile Hub
Steve uses the cloud-api feature within AWS Mobile Hub CLI to create an API.
Saving React State to the Cloud API
01:23:05 - 01:44:04
Saving React State to the Cloud API
Steve implements the ability to get all of the "grudges" from the database as well as creating a new "grudge."
Publishing Your Application
01:44:05 - 01:48:58
Publishing Your Application
Steve demonstrates how to publish the new application onto the web.
API and Auth Modules
01:48:59 - 01:55:08
API and Auth Modules
Steve reviews a few Auth and API methods provided by AWS Amplify.
File Storage

Storage API Overview
01:55:09 - 02:02:47
Storage API Overview
Steve walks through Storage API, which is an AWS Amplify module that provides an abstraction over a well-very configed S3 bucket that Mobile Hub.
Trapper Keeper React Application Review
02:02:48 - 02:08:23
Trapper Keeper React Application Review
Steve introduces the next course demontration application, Trapper Keeper. Trapper Keeper is an application for keeping track of images in an S3 bucket. - https://github.com/stevekinney/trapper-keeper
Upload Images in React with Amplify
02:08:24 - 02:13:52
Upload Images in React with Amplify
Steve demonstrates how to upload assets to an S3 bucket using the AWS Amplify's Storage API.
Display Storage API Files in React
02:13:53 - 02:20:03
Display Storage API Files in React
Steve walks through how to display images from an S3 bucket with the Storage API.
Creating an S3 Image Component
02:20:04 - 02:32:01
Creating an S3 Image Component
Since image URLs must be fetched asynchronously, Steve rebuilds a component found in AWS Amplify library to asynchronously loading images found on S3.
Adding Auth to Make Images Private
02:32:02 - 02:37:50
Adding Auth to Make Images Private
Steve reviews an approach to use authentication within the application for users to upload their own, private images.
AppSync

AppSync Overview
02:37:51 - 02:40:48
AppSync Overview
Steve introduces AppSync, AWS's real-time GraphQL service that was announced in November of 2017 and released to a broad audience in April of 2018.
GraphQL Overview
02:40:49 - 02:45:48
GraphQL Overview
Steve covers the basics of GraphQL and the requisite knowledge for working with AppSync.
Creating a Schema & Database
02:45:49 - 02:53:37
Creating a Schema & Database
Steve tours the AppSync console, creates a simple schema, and automatically provisions databases based on that schema. - https://aws.amazon.com/appsync/
GraphQL Queries
02:53:38 - 03:01:00
GraphQL Queries
After creating a DynamoDB table from a GraphQL type, Steve demonstrates writing and testing GraphQL queries.
Adding AppSync to React
03:01:01 - 03:12:56
Adding AppSync to React
Steve revisits Grudge Bin to build on top of AWS AppSync to add the feature of being notified when a new "grudge" is added to the application. - https://github.com/stevekinney/grudges
Creating Items with GraphQL in React
03:12:57 - 03:19:10
Creating Items with GraphQL in React
With the ability to add and list "grudges," Steve implement the rarely used abilities to update and remove grudges.
Real-Time GraphQL Subscriptions
03:19:11 - 03:28:37
Real-Time GraphQL Subscriptions
Steve reviews how to update and remove "grudges" from the database using GraphQL.
Other AWS Services
03:28:38 - 03:34:33
Other AWS Services
Wrapping up the course, Steve takes questions from students and reviews services used in the course as well as other services provided by AWS that make front-end development easier.
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