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We’d like to reintroduce ourselves: 👋 we’re AWS Amplify. 🟣 Build a cloud-powered backend in TypeScript 🟣 Connect it to your frontend using your favorite framwork 🟣 Deploy on every `git push`. Amplify Gen 2 is now ready for production! 🚀

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Dr Mark Ramrattanvor 2 Jahren

I was just thinking when is Gen2 production ready ✅ time to take it for a ride 🚀

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🦋@ericclemmons.comvor 2 Jahren

Looks great y’all!

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Ollie Martynovvor 2 Jahren

`ready for production` 👀🤜🤛

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Romanvor 2 Jahren

Oh wow, I remember asking few months ago when v2 is GA

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Lotas Maticsvor 2 Jahren

Wow nice 👍

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Lotas Maticsvor 2 Jahren

Any plan to support datastore in gen2 for offline capabilities

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AWS Supportvor 2 Jahren

Great question! 🤔 You can find more information about the changes, for Gen 2, here: 👈 ^RS

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Yudhvir Singhvor 2 Jahren

Do we have remix support?

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AWS Supportvor 2 Jahren

Hello there. From what I could find Amplify doesn't currently have built-in support for Remix. We are always looking to improve our services, you can find options to share feedback directly with our service teams in this article: 💭 ^RN

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AlMotasem Bellah Younisvor 1 Jahr

Amazing product! I am looking for someone to help me with my project that is running on Gen2

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AWS Supportvor 1 Jahr

Thank you! 😀 Feel free to share further details of your project in our AWS Amplify GitHub, to allow our experts to weigh in with their suggestions: ⬅️ You can reach out through Discord also, via: 💻 ^TE

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