A fullstack monorepo that can be used as a launch pad for your next application. This uses NextJS 14, Tailwind/DaisyUI and Amplify JS libraries on the frontend. On the backend it uses the AWS CDK, AppSync, Cognito, DynamoDB, and Amplify Hosting.
For developers looking to create fullstack applications, the Fullstack NextJS + AWS CDK Starter offers a sophisticated solution that leverages cutting-edge technologies like NextJS 14 and AWS CDK. This starter repo is especially valuable for those who need flexibility in building their applications while still providing a familiar structure similar to AWS Amplify. It combines a robust frontend stack with an efficient backend setup, making it a go-to resource for rapid development and prototyping.
With this starter setup, developers can quickly scaffold their projects, experiment with different features, and connect their frontend and backend seamlessly. While it offers an impressive array of tools and frameworks, it’s important to note that this is a starter repository and not a fully-fledged framework, making it ideal for developers who want to create custom workflows and solutions.
NextJS 14: Leverage the power of the latest NextJS version to build dynamic frontend applications. This version simplifies server components and caching, enhancing performance.
Tailwind CSS: Utilize Tailwind for layout and basic styling, offering a responsive design approach that is easy to implement and adapt, facilitating visually appealing applications.
DaisyUI: This component library enhances Tailwind CSS usability by providing pre-built components, streamlining the design process and enabling functionalities like dark mode.
AWS Amplify JS Libraries: Simplify connections to backend services with updated Amplify libraries, allowing for client and server API calls, and implementing an easy-to-use authentication flow.
AWS CDK: Create and manage backend services effortlessly with AWS CDK, which employs infrastructure-as-code principles and offers the flexibility of using TypeScript for service provisioning.
AWS AppSync: Utilize a GraphQL model for data connections, enabling direct integration with AWS services and external APIs, eliminating the need for Lambda functions for many tasks.
Customizability: Provides extensive flexibility for developers who may require specific configurations, going beyond the limitations of standard frameworks like Amplify.
Rapid Development: Designed for quick setup, allowing developers to focus on creating compelling applications without getting bogged down in initial configurations.