Scaling teams with federated super apps

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Live demo wires a web view and a mobile app into AWS services to push real‑time emojis via AppSync subscriptions and a websocket endpoint; data models are built in Amplify Studio and tested in a local sandbox without an AWS account. Backend is provisioned with CDK in TypeScript in a few lines, storage on S3, data in DynamoDB, auth with Cognito (notably 50,000 monthly active users free tier), and the demo mostly works though some interactive pieces glitch during network hiccups.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 1:10Interactive demo
3. 4:25AWS services for React Native
4. 8:17Cloud pros and cons
5. 10:25AWS Amplify for front-end
6. 13:33Amplify philosophy
7. 14:36AWS CDK for infrastructure
8. 16:01Authentication with Cognito
9. 18:29Real-time APIs with AppSync
10. 21:21Amplify Studio data modeling
11. 22:50Q&A

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