Amazon is quick in recognizing that just offering support for a
number of popular programing languages is not enough to lure hoards of
developers to the platform. That's why we are seeing a move towards
wrapping its AWS services with greater user-friendliness.
The start was made with the introduction of CodeStar, which aimed to simplify the setting up of a project's AWS infrastructure, especially with regard to policy and authorization, as we examined in CodeStar to Simplify Development On AWS.
It continues this trend with the release of the open source Ionic AWS starter project Mobile Web and Hybrid Application which aims to act as a skeleton, or boilerplate, Ionic application tweaked in such a way to give developers a headstart in configuring their mobile Ionic front-end applications in relation to an AWS backend.
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The start was made with the introduction of CodeStar, which aimed to simplify the setting up of a project's AWS infrastructure, especially with regard to policy and authorization, as we examined in CodeStar to Simplify Development On AWS.
It continues this trend with the release of the open source Ionic AWS starter project Mobile Web and Hybrid Application which aims to act as a skeleton, or boilerplate, Ionic application tweaked in such a way to give developers a headstart in configuring their mobile Ionic front-end applications in relation to an AWS backend.
full article on i-programmer
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