课程: AWS for Developers: DynamoDB

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课程: AWS for Developers: DynamoDB

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What you should know

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- [Instructor] Going into this course, I'm going to make a few assumptions in about your technical knowledge and experience to ensure you get the most out of what we discuss. I'm also going to point you towards some other courses to help, if you need to get up to speed on anything. Number one, I'm going to assume you're fairly familiar with object-oriented or functional programming, specifically with technologies like Node.js. If you're familiar with other languages such as C#, I've created a course for you called "Node.js for C# Developers", that might help you get up to speed with modules, package management, and working with JavaScript libraries. Second, I'm going to assume some basic knowledge about working with relational or SQL databases. You should know that SQL, S-Q-L, stands for Structured Query Language. You should know that the fundamentals of how tables, indexes, and foreign keys work in a relational or SQL model. This is critical because it'll help you understand how a no SQL database compares to a relational or SQL database. If you're brand new to databases, or don't know what a primary key constraint means on a table, I suggest a course for you called "Database Foundations: "Core Concepts". Lastly, if you don't know what AWS is or don't know what it means when I say to pull up the admin console, you should probably check out a course called "Planning an AWS Solution". In this course, we'll be using AWS Console, as well as the AWS CLI to provision resources.

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