AWS

Jeff

Jeremy Chauvet

Jul 25, 2024 — 1 min read

I'm thrilled to announce the launch of Jeff, a MacOS application designed to keep you in the loop with the latest updates from AWS services. Whether you’re a developer, IT manager, or tech enthusiast, Jeff is your perfect companion to stay ahead in the fast-paced world of cloud computing.

Jeff offers some key features like:

🏷️ Bookmarks: Easily save and organize your favorite updates and announcements. Jeff’s bookmarking feature helps you keep all essential information at your fingertips.

🪄 Widgets: Customize your desktop with Jeff’s widget, offering quick access to the most recent AWS updates.

With Jeff, keeping track of AWS services has never been easier or more efficient.

🔮 Download Jeff Now and take your AWS experience to the next level!

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