AWS Amplify vs. FirmRoom

You should go for using it in particular if you are going to be build code once run everywhere kind of things and you want to not write most of the backend on your own. As AWS Amplify can take care of a lot of backend things for you and you can manage most of the stuff from front end coding. perfect for using in react/ flutter apps. Additionally better to use when you are going to use other AWS service and don't want to scatter things around

Incentivized

This is a great data room for a simple transaction. It does not offer all of the bells and whistles like some data rooms--but the price point is a fraction of what those data rooms cost. And I think this is a great solution for an M&A project. I'm not sure it would be as good for tracking what users viewed a document or how long--although in all honesty, I didn't see such features. These days, most clients want to try and use Dropbox or Google Docs and I feel that firm room is a far superior solution to those often-used choices and the price point is not very painful and does not decrease the attractiveness of the offering.

• UI and design of the AWS Amplify for easier setup
• painless user flow for react, angular etc
• easier setup using CLI with effective questions.

Incentivized

• Securely Store Documents
• Customizable Permissions
• Organize Files

• AWS Amplify init ends up changing the cloud. there should be deploy kind of thing
• confusions between Front end backend as both codes get mixed. this should be kept separate
• better documentation with use cases

Incentivized

• There is some latency in loading larger documents. So sometimes it wasn't quite as quick as I would have liked.

Its AWS take on the Firebase kind of system for providing backend as a service. Although Firebase has advantage of bigger community, better documentation and code examples; AWS Amplify is creating its own space where you will be going to use AWS products and Infrastructure in your project. Amplify Dynamo DB and GraphQL have clear cut advantages that have no direct alternative in Firebase as real time db and firestore documents both lack versioning.

Incentivized

In expensive cost and simple design. There was basically no onboarding needed and you can sign up for yourself online. Security standards are similar to other M&A data rooms, but pricing is much less expensive. Never have to worry about permissions when adding new users to the virtual data room.

• saves time on righting backend interfaces
• easier to setup with react/ react native
• lambda functions can be used to extend functionality

Incentivized

• Much less expensive than per page data rooms
• Can view documents quicker with the in-platform viewer
• Almost no training required which saves me time when inviting new users