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10 apps I could build with React Native and AWS Amplify

    1. AnyMail (sort of a Mailinator clone)

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    An email client built with SES that would let you receive mail at any arbitrary address at your domain.

    2. AWS Quiz Deck

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    I have an MVP built for this. Its a multiple choice quiz app to help people memorize core AWS concepts

    3. S3 Photo Vault

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    An app that would make cloud storage accessible to everyday people

    4. Markdown to PDF generator

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    You could write and format documents in MD and easily export them to a PDF. This would be a lightweight alternative to a word processor for simple documents

    5. Unsplash photo resizer

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    An app that would scrape unsplash and present the photos in a ui. The user could easily download any photo in a custom size

    6. Recipe recommender

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    7. IoT pet monitor

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    8. Linux shell

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    An app that gives you a shell for an actual Linux instance

    9. CityLocal app

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    An app people can white label to create a community bulletin board for their city

    10. Brochure site generator

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    An app that lets people easily deploy static websites to s3 buckets
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chantelle @chantelle
Interesting. Is it difficult to learn React Native?
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tanner_west @tanner_west
React Native is almost certainly the easiest way to start writing mobile apps these days. It's built on popular web technologies (React and JavaScript), so anyone with web experience or even basic coding skills should be able to pick it up quickly.

React Native apps share one codebase for both Android and iOS, so developers never need to write the same code twice. The community is thriving, and there are so many high-quality, well-maintained open source libraries available that developers can build nearly any app with React Native.
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