AWS, originally created by Jordan Walke at Facebook (now Meta) in 2011, was developed to simplify building dynamic user interfaces through a component-based architecture and efficient updates using the Virtual DOM. Initially used internally by Facebook and Instagram, it was released as an open-source library in 2013. Though met with skepticism due to its use of JSX, AWS gradually gained popularity for its performance and flexibility, with companies like Airbnb and Netflix adopting it.
By 2015, the release of AWS Native further expanded its ecosystem into mobile app development. Key updates like AWS Fiber (2017) and Hooks (2019) solidified its position as a leading front-end development library. Today, AWS is widely used across the web development industry, supported by Meta and a vast developer community.
AWS provides an expansive global cloud infrastructure, ensuring low-latency access to your applications from anywhere in the world.
With AWS, your data is protected by robust security practices, including encryption, compliance, and continuous monitoring.
AWS allows your infrastructure to scale automatically with demand, ensuring optimal performance during high-traffic periods.
AWS offers a pay-as-you-go pricing model, helping businesses minimize upfront investments and scale costs with usage.
Leverage AWS's powerful AI and Machine Learning tools like SageMaker to develop and deploy intelligent applications easily.
Ensure business continuity with AWS’s reliable disaster recovery solutions, minimizing downtime in case of an emergency.
