Awesome tutorial Henry. No one else has a tutorial using Swift, everyone is using SwiftUI. It was a little tougher following along with different view controllers, but hey I managed to do it. It's day 3 of learning to code with Swift and you gave me so much motivation to keep going. Thanks man.
Being new to UIKit and SwiftUI can be tough because of the divide in tutorials! I'd recommend taking a look at both UIKit and SwiftUI because a lot of the back end stuff is transferrable. Most of the API calls are going to be functions so all of that will transfer over through UIKit or SwiftUI. The only difference is how you take the data from the UI elements to the functions.
Thanks, nice and helpful video. I can't seem to find any videos or documentation about using my own UI instead of the AWS Cognito hosted UI. Any ideas?
Are you talking about on iOS? For iOS, we can just call the functions that the API provides us as demonstrated in this tutorial. Let me know if you have any other questions!
Great content, looking forward to more soon!
Awesome tutorial Henry.
No one else has a tutorial using Swift, everyone is using SwiftUI. It was a little tougher following along with different view controllers, but hey I managed to do it. It's day 3 of learning to code with Swift and you gave me so much motivation to keep going. Thanks man.
Being new to UIKit and SwiftUI can be tough because of the divide in tutorials! I'd recommend taking a look at both UIKit and SwiftUI because a lot of the back end stuff is transferrable. Most of the API calls are going to be functions so all of that will transfer over through UIKit or SwiftUI. The only difference is how you take the data from the UI elements to the functions.
Hi, can you add video about sms validation using AWS Amplify in iOS?
Hi @Henry Ouang, During signup, how to add user profile picture to Amplify cognito.
Thanks, nice and helpful video. I can't seem to find any videos or documentation about using my own UI instead of the AWS Cognito hosted UI. Any ideas?
Are you talking about on iOS? For iOS, we can just call the functions that the API provides us as demonstrated in this tutorial. Let me know if you have any other questions!