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  1. ⚠️ Current drawbacks: still public preview, APIs may change, Node.js 22+ required & local mock implementations may behave differently from real AWS resources

    📊 The real positioning: Blocks competes less as "yet another framework" and more as an alternative to #AWSAmplify, #Supabase & #Convex

    🚀 The bigger trend isn't another framework — it's AWS shipping its first framework explicitly optimized for agentic coding. That's likely to influence many frameworks in the years ahead

  2. ⚠️ Current drawbacks: still public preview, APIs may change, Node.js 22+ required & local mock implementations may behave differently from real AWS resources

    📊 The real positioning: Blocks competes less as "yet another framework" and more as an alternative to #AWSAmplify, #Supabase & #Convex

    🚀 The bigger trend isn't another framework — it's AWS shipping its first framework explicitly optimized for agentic coding. That's likely to influence many frameworks in the years ahead

  3. ⚠️ Current drawbacks: still public preview, APIs may change, Node.js 22+ required & local mock implementations may behave differently from real AWS resources

    📊 The real positioning: Blocks competes less as "yet another framework" and more as an alternative to #AWSAmplify, #Supabase & #Convex

    🚀 The bigger trend isn't another framework — it's AWS shipping its first framework explicitly optimized for agentic coding. That's likely to influence many frameworks in the years ahead

  4. ⚠️ Current drawbacks: still public preview, APIs may change, Node.js 22+ required & local mock implementations may behave differently from real AWS resources

    📊 The real positioning: Blocks competes less as "yet another framework" and more as an alternative to #AWSAmplify, #Supabase & #Convex

    🚀 The bigger trend isn't another framework — it's AWS shipping its first framework explicitly optimized for agentic coding. That's likely to influence many frameworks in the years ahead

  5. ⚠️ Current drawbacks: still public preview, APIs may change, Node.js 22+ required & local mock implementations may behave differently from real AWS resources

    📊 The real positioning: Blocks competes less as "yet another framework" and more as an alternative to #AWSAmplify, #Supabase & #Convex

    🚀 The bigger trend isn't another framework — it's AWS shipping its first framework explicitly optimized for agentic coding. That's likely to influence many frameworks in the years ahead