blog-sample-projects VS amplication-example

One fascinating fact about the Amplication blog is that its backend is built entirely using Amplication itself. By utilizing Amplication for our own blog, we are not only showcasing its potential but also benefiting from its efficiency and productivity-enhancing features. It's worth mentioning that the entire codebase of the Amplication blog's backend is publicly available on GitHub, allowing developers to explore, learn, and contribute to its development. You can find the code repository for the blog server at https://github.com/amplication/blog-server. We believe in transparency and collaboration, and making the code available underscores our commitment to fostering an open-source community. Feel free to delve into the codebase and witness firsthand how Amplication powers the backend of our blog.

Today we've reviewed multiple ways to add your custom logic to apps that Amplication generated. I hope you feel confident starting your next tech challenge with Amplication. If you have more questions or need more information - join our Discord channel, visit our docs, and read more of our excellent blog articles.

Finally, the source code for this project is available on GitHub.

Finally, the source code for this project is available on GitHub, and there's a video guide that you can follow along with the build your Pokedex available on YouTube.

View the full scraper.ts file here on GitHub.

Once all the entities are created, click the Commit changes & build button to sync the changes with the GitHub repository.