In this section we are going to learn Ada Lovelace SDK for JavaScript.
We will learn Developer Guide for SDK Version three.
So let's start with what is a c k, a c, k stands for the software development kit.
It is for interacting resources from our code base.
So is a c k software development kit simplifies use of a services by providing a set of libraries that
are consistent and familiar for developers.
It provides support for APIs of a list, and there are several programming languages, a SDK package
that we can use like Java, Node.js, JavaScript, dot net go and so on.
Also, we can see tools to build on ADA, which is tools for developing and managing applications on
a base.
Let's open the website and see all tools for managing resources.
We can see the page of the tools to build on the ADA.
Yes.
So if you scroll down, you can see the rows by programming language.
You can see the different language that we can interact with resources with the SDK.
So we will use JavaScript version three to interact for the Lambda functions to other services with
developing Node.js functions.
And if you scroll down, you can see the rows by two types.
So you can see the tool types as a command line tool that we can see the Edwards SQL Communication Collaboration,
DevOps Automation.
We will see Ada Willis, CDK and some, so on.
So you can see the IDE Iot frontend and so on.
So in the attached you can see the case.
So here you can see the JavaScript, Python, PHP and so on.
So most common use cases of a case when you have infrastructure existing on a will, you can access
these infrastructure resources and access from these resources from your computer and development repositories.
For example, if you have Dynamo DB database under your account, you can perform CRUD operations in
your application code with using a SDK libraries.
For example, in the illustration of the slide, we can use a JavaScript Node.js SDK package in order
to interact with Amazon S3.
So we will also use a SDK in our microservice codes when interacting with a Dynamo DB event.
Which and case.