In this lesson, we'll take a deeper look at the tech stack used to build StreamCat, a UGC live streaming application. If you're not familiar with AdonisJS and AlpineJS, this lesson will serve as an introduction to these frameworks and will prepare you to better understand some of the code shown in subsequent lessons.

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Lesson 1.2 in this series covers building a web based user-generated content live streaming application with Amazon IVS. AdonisJS is a full-featured framework used by StreamCat. The code snippet demonstrates a route handler that renders a view template and passes a model object. The Alpine component is used to create a model and define its behavior.

Build a UGC Live Streaming App with Amazon IVS: Tech Stack Overview (Lesson 1.2)