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  <description>I wanted to create a React site with an authentication function easily, but I gave up because it was too much trouble to build a backend each time. However, we tried AWS Amplify to see if we could easily build a backend. Since I have tried all the functions I wanted, I would like to make a rough not…</description>
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  <published>2021-02-23 10:25:10</published>
  <title>Memo on how to create a minimal authentication site with AWS Amplify + React</title>
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