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Amazon DynamoDB Libraries, Mappers, and Mock Implementations Galore!
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Todays guest blogger is Dave Lang, Product Manager of the DynamoDB team, who has a great list of tools and SDKs that will allow you to use DynamoDB from just about any language or environment.
— Jeff;
Since its launch in January, DynamoDB has seen great adoption among our customers; many of them are using it for high scale workloads, which we love.
The community has done a great job of creating open source libraries that use DynamoDB. In this post, I want to call out some of the major open source libraries that our customers have built. I also want to thank our open source contributors for sharing their libraries with the community!
Here’s a listing of all of the open source libraries, Object-Relational Mappers, and Mock implementations that I am aware of, along with our own AWS SDKs:
| Language | Library | Mapper | Mock |
| Django | django-dynamodb-sessions | ||
| Erlang | |||
| Go | GoAMZ | ||
| Groovy / Grails | DynamoDB GORM | ||
| Java | AWS SDK for Java | ||
| JavaScript | Backbone-dynamodb | ||
| .NET | AWS SDK for .NET | ||
| Node.js | Dynasaur | dynalite | |
| Perl | Net::Amazon::DynamoDB | ||
| PHP | AWS SDK for PHP | ||
| Python | Boto | DynamoDB-Mapper | ddbmock |
| Ruby | OceanDynamo |
clientside_dynamodb |
Please let us know (leave a comment) if I have missed any and we’ll update the table. If you are an aspiring open source developer and you are looking for a new project, you may want to think about building a mapper or a mock implementation for one of the languages listed above.
Dave Lang
Product Manager, Amazon DynamoDB