Developer guide for the AWS SDK For JavaScript, version 3
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This repository contains the open source version of the official AWS SDK for JavaScript V3 developer guide, version 3.
The source code for the AWS SDK for JavaScript 2.0 is also on GitHub at https://github.com/aws/aws-sdk-js-v3.
You can find out when this guide has had major updates and what those updates were by looking in the Document History topic.
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Some of the code examples featured in this documentation can also be found in a separate repository: aws-doc-sdk-examples. Some examples were written for Node.js while others were written for browser script execution. The header comments at the top of each code file have additional information.
In addition to examples in JavaScript, you'll also find examples for each of the other AWS SDKs in the aws-doc-sdk-examples repository. If you find issues with any of the examples, you can submit issues or fork the aws-doc-sdk-examples repository and submit a pull request!
The code examples are provided under the Apache 2.0 open source license. See the example repository's README for more details.
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