Code with me in React (tutorial) | Building a web app with React and AWS Amplify

As I promised in my last video, here is a tutorial on building a bare-bones web app from scratch using react and aws amplify. These are the exact steps I used to get started on my personal project. This react app is also "serverless" which means that all the backend is in the cloud. Aws amplify makes it really easy to get you up and running when you want to build quickly. This is my first code with me tutorial video so please be gentle lmao. You'll find all resources linked below! Don't forget to subscribe :)
Beginner React tutorial and documentation
www.freecodeca...
reactjs.org/do...
The article used in this video
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AWS Amplify documentation
docs.amplify.a...
Ant design documentation
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[@heysosathedev]

You asked and I did my best to deliver lol. This video is a step by step guide to building a bare-bones react app. I went over each step I took to develop the foundations of the web app I'm currently building. I followed a specific article that I listed in the description and I tried my best to describe and explain each line of code. Also, this is my first "code with me" so pleaseee be gentle lmao. Anyway, I hope you like it!

[@briandesign]

this is awesome! recently started learning react, so good to see new react content

[@heysosathedev]

Glad you enjoyed! Let me know if there's other react content you'd like to see

[@KimBun]

Great explanation Sosa! Well done video

[@BlueTurtle23]

This was a great video! Some suggestions for the future could be, “Best clubs to join in college out in highschool.” Also I would love it if you could do a video on steps to becoming a DevOps engineer. I’m currently a rising senior in highschool, but I want to get as ahead as I can. Thank you!

[@Ari-pb4uo]

which cert will be easier to make the pivot into devops/cloud engineering? Aws / gcp / azure? I just finished a coding bootcamp and I actually want to pivot into cloud computing instead...My bootcamp taught JS, React js, ruby on rails on backend .. Any tips or advice and also should I learn python??

[@fityetty]

I love your channel!!!!!!! Thank youuu!! Pls also mention the short cut keys you use thank you❤️❤️

[@heysosathedev]

Thank you so much!! Also, I don't usually use any short cut keys when I code

[@KyonneSmith]

Do you think 22 is too late to attempt a career in tech? I stopped my sophomore year in college due to finances and I haven’t stopped thinking about it since.

[@heysosathedev]

I had to respond to this immediately. It is absolutely not too late. 22?! You have so much time ahead of you!! I know people who started a career in tech in their 40s. I have a friend who graduated from college the same year as me with a Africana Studies degree and then the next year joined a coding bootcamp. Now he’s killing it as a software engineer. You have so much time to pursue tech if this is something you want to do. Give yourself the space to figure out if it’s right for you. You don’t have to jump in all at once and you can totally take the time to explore the field. There are so many great online resources for taking your first steps with coding. I have a video on it that you can check out but yea, no, it’s not too late for you!!!!

[@danielaquiros5736]

Hi! Which university did you go to? If I study computer science can I work from any place that has internet or the jobs are usual presential? Sorry if I wrote something bad, my English it's not very good. Thank you for your videos, you inspired me!

[@demshano7690]

I didn't understand anything but i will learn these things.

[@papachoudhary5482]

Thanks! Sosa

[@heysosathedev]

Anytime!

[@shotech1]

good job

[@heysosathedev]

thank you!

[@isaacgaskin8429]

Are you considered streaming on twitch?

[@heysosathedev]

Haha I've never thought about it. Do Devs stream while they code? That could actually be a cool idea

[@isaacgaskin8429]

@@heysosathedev for sure, some do. Its a pretty small and niche area of twitch. The section is called "Science & Technology".

[@heysosathedev]

Oo my audience might be too small right now but I’ll def look into it, thank you!!

[@demshano7690]

I didn't understand anything but i will learn these things.