I should have mentioned this was more than 4 years ago. I remember having to use a Choice State to hack together my own looping mechanism.
Considering how much progress has been made since, and even though I haven’t gotten around to try App Composer for myself yet, I would tend to agree on both, with two caveats.
First, after Amplify, I am wary of any and all AWS "It just works™" claims.
It seems they have a hard time figuring out what "easy", "simple" and "straightforward" mean. And I say that as someone who very much appreciates Lambda, DynamoDB, EventBridge & co, and really wanted to like using Amplify.
Second, considering how expensive those can be to run, I would think twice before using them in a "high"-throughput and low margins scenario, and definitely appreciate there being alternatives.
Regarding Workato… I’d never heard of it. But the description they picked for Google and their landing page makes it clear who they’re appealing to and on what grounds. Sorry you have to deal with that.
Considering how much progress has been made since, and even though I haven’t gotten around to try App Composer for myself yet, I would tend to agree on both, with two caveats.
First, after Amplify, I am wary of any and all AWS "It just works™" claims.
It seems they have a hard time figuring out what "easy", "simple" and "straightforward" mean. And I say that as someone who very much appreciates Lambda, DynamoDB, EventBridge & co, and really wanted to like using Amplify.
Second, considering how expensive those can be to run, I would think twice before using them in a "high"-throughput and low margins scenario, and definitely appreciate there being alternatives.
Regarding Workato… I’d never heard of it. But the description they picked for Google and their landing page makes it clear who they’re appealing to and on what grounds. Sorry you have to deal with that.