Simple example of rusoto usage for s3. #1873
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I totally agree! It's not comfortable to read the tests to learn how to use the libraries. |
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Are we ok to merge this? We can refine the format as more samples are added. |
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Unfortunately I'm just a rando approving this idea, but I don't have any power to have this merged :/ |
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I'm getting push-back about contributing from my employer. I'm going to close the PR. |
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Simple example of rusoto usage for s3.
rusoto is an excellent project, but lacks concrete examples which may lead to lack of adoption.
We should endeavour to create small examples like this to show off its capabilities.
We should be careful to avoid creating examples that may end up charging users
unexpectedly for services.
If you approve this PR, we can start adding more.
Examples might be:
I'm sure the node.js sdk would provide templates.