Before the arrival of serverless vuejs application in the development world, there was a trend of using servers to manage all the tasks. Undoubtedly, even today, full-stack application development needs developers with frontend, backend, and operational knowledge. But before digging deeper into the serverless vuejs application world, let’s first understand what serverless exactly mean?

Every person who hears about this term for the first time means it is an application without servers. But, this is far away from reality. It doesn’t mean your application would not have servers, it will contain servers, but you need not worry about the server configurations.

Today, we are going to discuss the serverless vuejs application development with AWS Amplify. We will use the Vue.js with AWS Amplify.

Vuejs Framework

Vuejs is a popular framework from the JavaScript family. It is an open-source MVC(model-view-controller) framework used to develop beautiful UI (user interfaces) and single-page applications. The extraordinary Vuejs features like availability of virtual DOM, data binding, CSS transitions, and animations, HTML based templates, etc.

The popularity of Vuejs development can be judged from the SimilarTech website statistics, in which they illustrated the number of Vuejs websites in different countries. Have a look at it.

AWS Amplify

AWS Amplify is the contribution of the AWS company. AWS Amplify is a JavaScript library that allows you to develop and deploy serverless vuejs applications in the cloud. The main idea behind developing the AWS Amplify is that the developers can create applications without actually going into the AWS console. The mobile and web developers can create applications using the Amplify Framework (Amplify libraries and Amplify CLI) and integrations AWS cloud services and AWS Amplify Console.

• Amplify Libraries: it consists of aws-amplify and @aws-amplify/ui-vue.
• Amplify CLI: Command Line Interface for configuring and integrating the cloud services.
• UI Components: photo-picker, chatbots, and authenticators.
• Cloud Services: authentication, storage, notifications, analytics, etc.

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