New for developing countries on the road AWS include additional language support programming, a balance of concepts and code, SDK laboratories relevant to most developers and expanding coverage of services aimed at AWS AWS developers.
"Whether you're moving to AWS or develop applications specifically for the cloud, this course can show you how to use the AWS SDK to build applications in the cloud, scalable secure using the power of the platform," said Jeff Barr Amazon.
As for the new supported programming language, practice labs are now compatible with Linux Java, .Net, Python, JavaScript (for Node.js and browser) and Windows.
Barr said that the extra support makes the course useful and developers to start it now.
"The update course extends the coverage of the key concepts, best practices and troubleshooting tips for AWS services to help students build a mental model before diving into the code," says Barr. "Students then use AWS SDK for developing applications that implement these concepts in hands on labs. Laboratory practice are designed to highlight the AWS SDK, which reflects how developers really work and create solutions. Laboratory environments now include instances EC2 preloaded with all development kits required programming language, development tools, and foreign direct investment. "
The course is now more emphasis on AWS services like Amazon DynamoDB, AWS Lambda, Cognito Amazon, Amazon Kinesis Arroyos, Amazon ElastiCache, AWS CloudFormation, etc.
