Move an AWS course from books to courses section

[AhmedElTabarani]

What does this PR do?

Fix the mistake of #6752 PR

For resources

Description

Why is this valuable (or not)?

How do we know it's really free?

For book lists, is it a book? For course lists, is it a course? etc.

Checklist:

• Read our contributing guidelines.
• Search for duplicates.
• Include author(s) and platform where appropriate.
• Put lists in alphabetical order, correct spacing.
• Add needed indications (PDF, access notes, under construction).
• Used an informative name for this pull request.

Follow-up

• Check the status of GitHub Actions and resolve any reported warnings!

[davorpa]

Right addressed PR is #6752

[AhmedElTabarani]

@davorpa is there a way to make multiple PR ? if I do 2 PR in difference branch, the second one will hold the previous commit of the first PR (which is in difference branch)

I must be waiting for the first one to been merged to make the branch based on the upstream repo.

[davorpa]

@davorpa is there a way to make multiple PR ? if I do 2 PR in difference branch, the second one will hold the previous commit of the first PR (which is in difference branch)

I must be waiting for the first one to been merged to make the branch based on the upstream repo.

Is discouraged to use incremental PRs sharing same branch (at least here, that we use squash as merge strategy).

Is more an idiomatic and organizative problem than ones of we can do. If you think that two commits should be in the same branch, maybe needs rename PR to grow it scope in the middle of both pushes

[AhmedElTabarani]

Is discouraged to use incremental PRs sharing same branch (at least here, that we use squash as merge strategy).

Is more an idiomatic and organizative problem than ones of we can do. If you think that two commits should be in the same branch, maybe needs rename PR to grow it scope in the middle of both pushes

I always making a new branch for new changes, but the new branch take the commits of the old branch (different branch names), i think i will figure out the solution

But can you tell me a advice to avoid that the new branch takes the commits of old branch ?

[davorpa]

But can you tell me a advice to avoid that the new branch takes the commits of old branch ?

Easy! Is posible make a branch from any commit. Navigate from your repo timeline using any editor like VSCode or from web