If you’re unable to attend AWS re:Invent in person, you can join us from your home or office to watch Alexa livestreams from the event. Learn more and check out our full Twitch schedule.

Today, we announced that Amazon Alexa and Alexa-enabled devices are coming to Mexico later this year. Starting today, you can use the Alexa Skills Kit (ASK) to build skills for customers in Mexico using the new Spanish (MX) language model.

It’s time to get your skills ready for Prime Day, one of the biggest shopping days of the year. Check out these blog posts, documentation, and other helpful material to start improving your skill.

Prime Day is one of the biggest shopping days of the year. That means you'll soon be able to reach and delight even more customers via voice. To get your skill ready for prime time, join us for a live Twitch stream on Thursday, July 12 at 10 a.m. PST.

Join the Twitch Developers channel this Wednesday at 1:30 pm PT to watch the Alexa team and our friends from AWS and Twitch build a voice-enabled Twitch extension live on stream.

Today, we are thrilled to announce the Amazon Alexa Twitch channel for Alexa skill builders. Every week the Alexa team streams unique content on Twitch to share voice design best practices, build skills from start to finish, and interact with the skill-building community.

Get an overview of the request handling enhancements in the Alexa Skills Kit Software Development Kit (SDK) for Node.js, which allow you to quickly build a rich voice experience.

You can use v2 of the Alexa SDK for Node.js to develop skills faster and reduce complexity in your code.

Check out what happened on Twitch this week with the Amazon Alexa team.

You can use v2 of the Alexa SDK for Java to develop skills faster and reduce complexity in your code.

We’re excited to share a new tool to help you craft a robust voice user interface (VUI). Whether you’re looking to build a new skill or make improvements to an existing one, you can get started quickly with our new VUI testing tool.

Many Alexa skill developers use AWS Lambda and Node.js for your Alexa skill’s web service. If your skill still uses Node.js v0.10 functions, you need to migrate to one of the newer Node.js versions (4.3 or 6.10) by May 30, 2017.