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As you probably already know, for September, Hashnode is hosting an AWS Amplify hackathon. 🙌 You can participate by building an open-source app of your choice using AWS Amplify and its products. Write an article explaining your product and how you used AWS Amplify, and you're in. This is your chance to win a big cash prize (up to 1000$), AWS Amplify credits, and cool swag!
Sounds pretty straightforward, right? Sometimes the difficult part is coming up with ideas... but don't worry, that's why we are here!
In this article, we'll list some options and tutorials you can take inspiration and start developing your own project!
If you're now getting started with it, we recommend watching this video by Ali Spittel.
On Ali's YouTube channel, you'll also find many noteworthy project ideas, like:
And many tutorials, like:
Did you know that Hashnode has an official AWS blog?
All these writers are well experienced and masters in their craft. You can find detailed articles, guides, and in-depth tutorials all around AWS!
Here are some examples:
The list is big! Make sure to check it!
This is a new series where Hashnode's engineers show you how we built an Event-Driven Architecture on AWS ⛈️. Sandro Volpicella will be your guide!
Our participants have started to submit their projects for the AWS Amplify hackathon! Feel free to check them here and be inspired by them!
Jordi Garcia Castillon created an AI Chess on AWS Amplify for Education and Healthcare
Arnab Ghosh wrote a guide about How To Run Your First Serverless Express.js App on AWS Amplify
Check out more ideas categorized based on experience and languages/frameworks/libraries.
Join the hackathon channel on Hashnode's Discord server or talk to us on Twitter! You can also check the AWS Amplify Discord server, where thousands of AWS developers hang on.
We can't wait to see what you build!
