Build a REST API (CRUD) with AWS Lambda, API Gateway & DynamoDB Using Python | Step-by-Step Guide

[@laythabdulkareem1887]

YOU ARE AMAZING YOU ARE AMAZING YOU ARE AMAZING This short video summarizes many topics which needs hours to be explained.

[@PeterWhite-ru6qk]

First out of many that have actually worked, thank you so much.

[@Hitchon]

Great 👍 glad you got things working!

[@oskee1334]

Fantastic! I actually learned something new. One thing though, it seems like Lambda code should have been "deployed" at 7 min mark. But it wasn't explicitly mentioned in the video.

[@nickdrinkwater2044]

This is a great tutorial, super straight forward and easy to understand, thank you!!

[@andrewlin6600]

You covered it all, great vid!

[@EnjoyGames_]

This tutorial really worked for me, keep it up! :)

[@mv1597]

This was a massive help with my uni assignment. Thanks and keep it up!

[@Hitchon]

You too wish you good luck and success with your studies !

[@paulohss2]

Great stuff mate!

[@tech_channel110]

Nice one

[@ryan.d.gilbert]

Amazing tutorial THANK YOU!

[@leulmesfin02]

Great tutorial!!

[@neerajmanral7093]

I am not getting the http method in event and if i print the event it only prints the payload.. i want to fetch the http method but i am unable to do that

[@rakeshthakur4103]

Great work..thanks ❤❤❤❤

[@slaviksemen4919]

bro, thanks a lot

[@baotranngoc7986]

Thank you, the video instructions are very specific and detailed. I have a question, if I change the body in postman to x-www-urlencoded, which code in the lambda should I change and how? Can you guide me, thank you.

[@Hitchon]

Hi, Thanks for watching :) you'll need to make a few changes in the way the Lambda function parses the request body in POST, PATCH, and DELETE. Let me show you POST as an example, So You'll need this -> from urllib.parse import parse_qs And then you will need to replace -> response = save_employee(json.loads(event['body'])) With the following code: parsed_body = parse_qs(event['body']) for key in parsed_body: parsed_body[key] = parsed_body[key][0] response = save_employee(parsed_body) I have not tested it but I think above would help achieve what you need. Hope this helps!

[@baotranngoc7986]

@@Hitchon Thank you very much. Hope you can release more aws tutorial videos, I'm looking forward to them.

[@Nexus2208]

Thanks!

[@regilearn2138]

please use react for future project

[@memoriesofAk]

{"message":"Missing Authentication Token"} When i tried to test the API from browser i got this error.

[@anyetitan8410]

Go to the python code and check if you are working in the region as that written in the code.

[@anxanywhere]

@laythabdulkareem1887 already said it all