The list maker Android app is used in this course as a starting point for incorporating Amazon Web Services. See a demonstration of how the list maker app works and learn about the architecture of the code.
- [Instructor] So on this course, I'm gonna be…demonstrating the integration of Amazon Web Services…using a little app I made called ListMaker.…And it's just a simple app that lets you create some lists,…and then you can add items to those lists.…So I'm gonna be using Android Studio for the development,…and I'm gonna be running the app in a Google Pixel XL…emulator, and that's just one of the standard emulators…that comes with Android Studio.…And I did write most of the code for this app in Kotlin,…so if you feel like you want a refresher on Kotlin,…or any of the syntax, you might want to check out…the Kotlin Essential Training course.…
So to start off, I'm just gonna run the app here,…and show it to you a little bit,…and then we're gonna go through how the code is set up.…So this first screen of the app is just…for creating lists or selecting lists, and you can see…that I've already got a couple created…that are called Shapes and Colors,…and if I select the Colors list, for example,…you can see that there's already some items on the list.…
Author
Matt Boyd
Released
9/18/2018- Creating a project on AWS Mobile Hub
- Adding user authentication with AWS
- Setting up user sign in and sign out
- Setting up user sign in with Google and Facebook
- Adding AWS DynamoDB for data storage
- Performing database queries and updates
- Amazon Pinpoint, AWS Device Farm, and AWS AppSync
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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Introduction
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What you should know1m 34s
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1. Introduction to Amazon Web Services (AWS)
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Introduction to AWS4m 5s
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List maker app demo5m 14s
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2. Add User Authentication with AWS
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Create AWS provider class3m 18s
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Set up user sign in on AWS5m 45s
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Create user account2m 3s
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Set up user sign out3m 26s
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Handle sign-out action2m 1s
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3. Add AWS DynamoDB for Data Storage
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Introduction to DynamoDB2m 29s
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Create DynamoDB classes5m 8s
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Perform database queries5m 16s
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Perform database updates6m 15s
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Testing DynamoDB2m 32s
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4. Other AWS Services
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Amazon Pinpoint4m 51s
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AWS Device Farm3m 21s
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AWS AppSync3m 18s
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Conclusion
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Next steps47s
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