Working with other teams simultaneously in a shared GraphQL API and need API Federation? 🚀 Introducing AWS AppSync Merged APIs 🚀 Now you can enable cross-team developer collaboration 🤝 while ensuring independent team operations ⚙️ Read more here: go.aws/3IIoOsx

Introducing Merged APIs on AWS AppSync aws.amazon.com/blogs/mobile/i… via Amazon Web Services

Join us for AWSonAir tomorrow, May 26th, to learn more about the latest AWS AppSync Merged APIs launch 🚀 and how to get started 🖥️ ☁️ Join the Twitch stream at 12pm PT: go.aws/3WPa5lD

Watch AWS On Air here 👉🏻 go.aws/3BVXKlZ Watch AWS On Air as we deep dive and demo the latest launches from Amazon SageMaker and check out its geospatial capabilities 🛰️ and then learn about AWS AppSync Merged APIs. 🚀☁️

Watch AWS On Air as we deep dive and demo the latest launches from Amazon SageMaker and check out its geospatial capabilities 🛰️ and AWS AppSync Merged APIs. 🚀☁️ x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

Exciting launch. It's even easier to build your AppSync application with AWS SAM!

AWS AppSync now supports JavaScript for all resolvers. Use unit resolvers for single data source access, and continue to use pipelines resolvers to chain functions. It’s also easier then ever to get started in the console or with the AWS CDK. aws.amazon.com/blogs/mobile/a…

Super excited about this launch. Makes a core part of AWS Amplify available to CDK customers. Create a data backend (and client libraries) for your app with PubSub and fine-grained access control in few lines of code. Automatically provisions AWS services like DynamoDB & AppSync.

Dive into a world of data-driven user experiences! 🤿📲💡 Learn how #Serverless APIs with AWS Lambda & Amazon API Gateway simplify backend complexities. Discover serverless GraphQL APIs with Venu & accelerate full-stack development with #AWS AppSync. 🔗 go.aws/46V2yG3

Today at 1230, join Aaron Sempf, Venugopalan and I for #reinvent2023 and my first re:Invent talk! We’ll be discussing federated #graphql backend for front end architecture. Session ID is FWM313, catch us live or online! #lifeAtCapitalOne

Venu explores the power of server-side rendering in improving web application performance & #SEO. 🎛️🔎📱 Discover how #AWS services can be leveraged to build & host #SSR-based web applications, delivering millisecond latency to end users. 🌩️ #Storage 🔗 go.aws/41akeeH

💙 Are you a Flutter Developer? 💙 I posted a guide on connecting Flutter apps to AWS AppSync APIs built using Amazon Web Services CDK! Walks through using CDK and Amplify to integrate a Flutter TODO app with a GraphQL backend. Awesome integration! #flutter bit.ly/3RnyIU5

Just launched for AWS AppSync 🚀: you can now enable or disable introspection features and set limits to the amount of nested levels and resolvers in a single query - More control of your GraphQL API usage. aws.amazon.com/about-aws/what…

🚨 It's live! Discover my FREE AWS AppSync workshop 👩‍💻 Learn how to build scalable GraphQL APIs with TypeScript and ZERO Lambda functions. appsync.wtf/workshops/type…

AppSync released new enhanced monitoring metrics for your GraphQL APIs. These opt-in metrics give you insights into the performance of your operations, resolvers, data sources, and your cache. Available for your entire API and/or individual components. aws.amazon.com/about-aws/what…

AWS AppSync now supports higher default quotas for your APIs. In a nutshell: Do more with your APIs w/o requesting a quota increase. AppSync is one of the easiest ways to run production-grade GraphQL APIs at scale. If you havent yet, give it a try. aws.amazon.com/about-aws/what…

You can now use natural language prompts to ask Amazon Q Developer about: - Code recommendations 👨‍💻 - AWS resource usage 📈 - Related resources 🔁 - And more! Tune into AWS OnAir on Friday, July 19th at 12 PM PT to learn how! twitch.tv/awsonair #aws #generativeAI

I'm super excited to finally announce AWS AppSync Events - a new feature that lets you easily build real-time experiences with WebSocket APIs! 🚀 No more worrying about WebSocket infrastructure or scaling. Just create your API and publish events.

Great to see the results from Infosys’ early adoption of Amazon Q Developer customization for giving developers code recommendations based on their internal code base. Infosys found that Q Developer had excellent code generation based on an understanding of the context of the

Introducing Kiro, an all-new agentic IDE that has a chance to transform how developers build software. Let me highlight three key innovations that make Kiro special: 1 - Kiro introduces spec-driven development, helping developers express their intent clearly through natural