No one cares if you can reverse a linked list — they want a one-click way to use your software on their machine. Docker makes that possible. Who Should Read This? Have you ever been handed a piece of code or software with a dependency tree that resembles a messy circuit board:

Let’s make a file-sharing application — affectionately named Doogle Grive — to show off what we can accomplish with Flutter and Amplify. Amplify is great, you won’t be 4 nested maps deep in a JSON config trying to bit twiddle your way to a working full-stack application. NOTE: Amplify Flutter…

Manage user content using Amazon S3 — What is Amplify Storage? The Amplify Storage category provides an interface for managing user content for your app in […] storage buckets. The Storage category comes with default built-in support for Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3). NOTE: Amplify Flutter is still in developer preview and is not recommended for production use at this time. What Will We Be Making?

How to generate event-driven analytics for your Flutter application — What is Amplify Analytics The Analytics category enables you to collect analytics data for your App. The Analytics category comes with built-in support for Amazon Pinpoint NOTE: Amplify Flutter is still in developer preview and is not recommended for production use at this time.

Setting up authentication in a Flutter application is easy with the help of AWS Cognito, now available through Amplify Flutter. If you haven’t check out Part 1 of this series, I suggest you do that first. What are we making? We will be making a simple registration and login system for a Flutter application…

Firebase has become the de-facto backend solution for Flutter applications because of its ease-of-use. However, the new Amplify Flutter provides an alternative for developers who prefer an AWS backend. In late August, AWS Amplify announced the release of the developer preview for the Flutter framework. …