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Overview of client libraries - Amazon Web Services (AWS) Tutorial
From the course: AWS for Developers: DynamoDB
Overview of client libraries
- [Instructor] Now it's time to start developing against our DynamoDB instance. I'm going to simply search AWS SDK on Google, because the DynamoDB software development kit is part of the general AWS distribution, and I'll select the first option here, SDKs and Programming Toolkits. And as I scroll down, I'll see that we have SDKs for Java, .NET, Node.js, PHP, and a whole lot of other languages. I've also got options for IoT devices, and mobile, Android, and iOS, as well as React Native, and Mobile Web, pretty much anything I can interact with AWS. Now there's no right option here that Java versus .NET versus Node.js, and any developer knows that if you want to start an argument walk into a room and declare one language the best language overall. But for the videos in this course we're going to use Node.js because it's pretty popular amongst DynamoDB users, and if you want to continue on with Java that's fine, be just know all the examples going forward will be in Node.js. Now to get…
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Installing DynamoDB local3m 53s
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Overview of client libraries2m 6s
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Creating tables in DynamoDB using Node.js3m 43s
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Inserting data into DynamoDB using Node.js5m 28s
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Insert data with transactions in DynamoDB using Node.js3m 57s
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Querying data using Node.js6m 48s
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Streams in DynamoDB9m 21s
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