Ten drawbacks of using AWS Amplify (humorous)
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Amplify's documentation can sometimes feel like a choose-your-own-adventure book, leaving you wondering if you've taken the right path.
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When things go wrong, you might find yourself wishing for a magic "Undo" button, but alas, Amplify is not a time machine.
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Amplify's CLI commands can be so long that you might start to question if you're writing code or a novel.
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You might experience a sudden urge to shout "Amplify!" at random moments, causing concerned looks from your coworkers.
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Amplify's frequent updates can leave you feeling like you're playing catch-up with a cheetah on a caffeine rush.
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The temptation to use all of Amplify's features at once can lead to a Frankenstein-like monster of an application.
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Debugging Amplify issues can sometimes feel like searching for a needle in a haystack... if the haystack was also on fire.
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You might find yourself dreaming in YAML, which is not as exciting as it sounds.
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Explaining Amplify to non-technical folks can be as challenging as teaching a fish to ride a bicycle.
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Despite its name, using Amplify does not guarantee that your coding skills will be "amplified" overnight (but one can dream!).