AWS Developer Tools Blog
Category: Programing Language
Using the SaveBehavior Configuration for the DynamoDBMapper
The high-level save API of DynamoDBMapper provides a convenient way of persisting items in an Amazon DynamoDB table. The underlying implementation uses either a PutItem request to create a new item or an UpdateItem request to edit the existing item. In order to exercise finer control over the low-level service requests, you can use a […]
Release: AWS SDK for PHP – Version 2.4.7
We would like to announce the release of version 2.4.7 of the AWS SDK for PHP. This release adds support for audio transcoding features to the Amazon Elastic Transcoder client and updates to the Amazon CloudFront, Amazon EC2, Amazon RDS, Auto Scaling, and AWS OpsWorks clients. Changelog Added support for audio transcoding features to the […]
Drag and Drop in the AWS Toolkit for Visual Studio
Using drag and drop can be a great time saver when using your favorite tool, but it is not always obvious what drag and drop features are available. The AWS Toolkit for Visual Studio has many drag and drop features that you might not have discovered yet. AWS Explorer to the Code Window When dragging […]
AWS at Web & PHP Con 2013
In September, I was able to attend and speak at Web & PHP Con in San Jose, CA. It was great to be around a good group of PHP developers, talk about web development and AWS, and meet new friends. Getting Good with the AWS SDK for PHP On Wednesday, September 17th, I gave a […]
Getting Ready for AWS re:Invent 2013
AWS re:Invent is coming up again this November 12-15 in Las Vegas. Last year, Steve Roberts and I had a great time meeting with developers and discussing how they use AWS. We also gave a talk about deploying your apps from Visual Studio. To watch the screencast, see Deploying to the AWS Cloud with Visual […]
AWS re:Invent 2013
We’re all getting very excited about AWS re:Invent 2013. In just over a month, we’ll be down in Las Vegas talking to developers and customers from all over the world. There’s a huge amount of great technical content this year, and attendees will be taking home lots of knowledge on the latest and greatest features […]
AWS Regions and Windows PowerShell
The majority of the cmdlets in the AWS Tools for Windows PowerShell require that you specify an AWS region. Specifying a region defines the service endpoint that is used for the request, in addition to scoping the resources you want to operate on. There are, however, a couple of exceptions to this rule: Some services […]
Using S3Link with Amazon DynamoDB
Today we’re excited to talk about the new S3Link class. S3Link allows you to easily link to an Amazon S3 resource in your Amazon DynamoDB data. You can use S3Link when storing Java objects in Amazon DynamoDB tables with the DynamoDBMapper class. To use the new S3Link class, just add a member of type S3Link […]
Introducing AWS SDK Core
We’ve been working hard on version 2 of the AWS SDK for Ruby. Loren blogged about some of our upcoming plans for version 2. I’m excited to pull back the curtains and show off the work we’ve done on version 2 of the Ruby SDK. AWS SDK Core The AWS SDK Core library will provide […]
See You at ZendCon 2013
Are you attending ZendCon this year? You are? Great! The AWS SDK for PHP team will be there too, and we hope to see you there. We will have a booth in the expo area, so make sure to come and see us. We will have goodies to hand out, and will be ready to […]