Made /samples code descriptive and use new aws-sdk gem #38
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Fixed homepage Url in gemspec for npmjs added gemfile in samples directory to manage gems needed to run sample added description to rake tasks to make samples more descriptive added default for sample.properties uses correct updated aws-sdk gem instead of aws-sdk-core
… on to the stream. this is useful for debugging.
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Issue #, if available: 7
Description of changes:
Fixed homepage Url in gemspec for npmjs
added gemfile in samples directory to manage gems needed to run sample
added description to rake tasks to make samples more descriptive
added default for sample.properties
uses correct updated aws-sdk gem instead of aws-sdk-core
updated readme to say rake run_consumer
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