diff --git a/docs/aws_modules.md b/docs/aws_modules.md index a94b492df..5744a9762 100644 --- a/docs/aws_modules.md +++ b/docs/aws_modules.md @@ -1,8 +1,8 @@ # JAWS: AWS-Modules (awsm) -JAWS applications' back-end runs on AWS Lambda functions which can be seen in the `back` folder. To encourage the development of re-usable, standardized and optimized lambda functions, JAWS keeps all of your app's lambda functions in the **[AWS-Module](https://github.com/awsm-org/awsm) (awsm)** format. This format was created for JAWS, and the JAWS CLI features commands to help you generate scaffolding for your aws_modules. +JAWS applications' back-end runs on AWS Lambda functions which can be seen in the `aws_modules` folder. To encourage the development of re-usable, standardized and optimized lambda functions, JAWS keeps all of your app's lambda functions in the **[AWS-Module](https://github.com/awsm-org/awsm) (awsm)** format. This format was created for JAWS, and the JAWS CLI features commands to help you generate scaffolding for your aws_modules. -Possibly the best feature of aws_modules is they make it easy for developers to publish and share their lambda functions and encourage a module ecosystem. In the near future, when you are building your serverless app, you will be able to select from a large variety of pre-written lambda functions, designed by the JAWS community for re-use, optimization, easy installation and deployment! +Possibly the best feature of `aws_modules` is they make it easy for developers to publish and share their lambda functions and encourage a module ecosystem. In the near future, when you are building your serverless app, you will be able to select from a large variety of pre-written lambda functions, designed by the JAWS community for re-use, optimization, easy installation and deployment!

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