This week’s project is a new little website created using AWS’s Amplify service. For the most part I am following along with this Project Tutorial. This project uses HTML, CSS and Javascript to build a slim website that access various AWS services. I decided to create a book inventory tool that allows a group or individual to manage their personal library and share with people in their group.
The Use Case:
Members of a community group want to be able to share books. They have a small collection of books they would like to loan to their members, they also have members who would be willing to lend, sell, or give books to other members. The members need to be able to create an initial inventory of the books on-hand and publish this information to members. They will need to track who has possession of the book and who is interested in the book. Members will need to be able to view the books available, request them and share books. It would be nice to send reminder emails when someone has a book that another member would like to use.
AWS Amplify Console
The tutorial above is a very good start for this project. But I am also using Git Project to manage this development. Over the weekend I built the initial layout for the project .
Today’s challenge is to connect the Git repository with Amplify and Route 53.