Develop

Design and code. Build and test. Run and debug.

Get started building software with either the AWS SDK for Android or the AWS SDK for iOS. Both libraries also code samples and documentation.

Android developers using the Eclipse Java IDE can get started easily using the AWS Toolkit for Eclipse. The AWS Toolkit for Eclipse is a plug-in for the Eclipse Java IDE that makes it easier for developers to develop, deploy, and debug Java applications using Amazon Web Services.

Connect

Raise questions. Get answers. Connect to AWS.

Join the community of developers developing secure, reliable, and scalable applications on the AWS cloud. Make the connections that will shift your development into the fast lane.

Learn

Dive deep and discover. Expand and explore.

Read and watch guidance from experts on AWS. See how to get the most from AWS. Find solutions to common challenges. Gain the knowledge to get the most from the AWS cloud.

• Getting Started with the AWS SDK for Android

  Learn how to use the AWS SDK for Android to make API requests directly from a mobile application to AWS.

• Getting Started with the AWS SDK for iOS

  Learn how to use the AWS SDK for iOS to make API requests directly from a mobile application to AWS.

• Authenticating Users of AWS Mobile Applications with a Token Vending Machine

  The SDKs support using temporary security credentials provided by the AWS Security Token Service. The SDKs provide sample applications that demonstrate how to connect to a token vending machine (TVM) which serves as an interface to the AWS Security Token Service. The TVM retrieves the temporary security credentials from the AWS Security Token Service and distributes them to the mobile applications which can then use the credentials to access AWS resources.