Building feature rich Flutter applications with AWS Amplify
summary
Shows how to connect a Flutter app to AWS using Amplify CLI and Dart-native Amplify libraries (v1.1.0) to provision Cognito auth, AppSync GraphQL, REST, S3 storage, Pinpoint push and analytics; demonstrates amplify init, amplify add (auth/storage/api), codegen models and amplify push, then configures plugins in Flutter. Builds a recipe app with email and social sign‑in, real‑time GraphQL queries, model mutations, file upload with resume/progress and generated URLs; social demo glitches but email auth, listing, favoriting and storage flows work and code is shared.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Introduction and speaker background
- 3:14Richie’s million-dollar idea problem
- 4:38What is AWS Amplify
- 8:30Evolution of Amplify Flutter libraries
- 13:11Recipe app demo introduction
- 14:16Initializing Amplify project
- 16:03Adding authentication with Cognito
- 17:07Adding storage with S3
- 19:16Adding GraphQL API for data
- 23:17Generating Dart models from GraphQL
- 23:59Pushing cloud resources with Amplify CLI
- 24:44Configuring Amplify Flutter libraries
- 26:31Querying and updating data with GraphQL
- 29:19Uploading files to storage
- 30:47User sign-up and sign-in flows
- 32:11Summary and resources
- 35:21Live demo and troubleshooting
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