Frontend to the Cloud Made Easy - A ReactJS + AWS Workshop

Eyal Keren is the Chief Product Officer of Wig, a company based in Tel Aviv.

Wig is a company that has an open source project. The context of the workshop suggests it is related to a toolchain for JavaScript, React, and Wing.

Wing Lang is an open source programming language designed to run in the cloud. Unlike traditional programming languages that compile to run on specific computers, Wing Lang compiles to various cloud platforms like AWS, GCP, and Kubernetes.

The workshop aims to teach participants how to build a simple React application using the Wig toolchain, Wing Lang, and various cloud services.

Uri is the Director of Engineering at Wig and was invited by Eyal Keren to help ask questions during the workshop.

Participants will build a simple React application with a title and a counter. The counter updates automatically across all systems using WebSockets for real-time communication.

WebSockets are used to handle real-time communication, ensuring that the counter updates automatically across all systems.

The backend services include API Gateway, WebSockets, and various cloud resources such as AWS S3 buckets and Lambda functions. Wing Lang is used to compile and deploy these services.

Yes, Wing Lang can integrate with other programming languages like TypeScript and JavaScript. It can also run code in the cloud using Docker.

The application can be deployed to the cloud by compiling the Wing Lang code to a designated cloud platform like AWS. The deployment process involves creating and configuring various cloud resources, such as API Gateway, Lambda functions, and S3 buckets.