What if understanding your legacy code was as easy as asking the code a question? In this video, Jenna Pederson, Principal Developer Advocate at AWS, shows you how to use Amazon Q Developer to decode legacy code from your IDE, and help you avoid spending hours reverse engineering it.
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Try Amazon Q!
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