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SDK (Software Development Kit)

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An SDK (Software Development Kit) is a set of tools, libraries, and documentation that helps developers build software applications for specific platforms or services.

What is an SDK?

An SDK is like a toolbox that provides developers with the necessary resources to create applications for a particular platform or service.

Why SDKs matter for startups

SDKs enable startups to leverage existing technologies, accelerate app development, and integrate with third-party services efficiently.

Examples of popular SDKs

  • Facebook SDK for social media integration
  • Google Maps SDK for location-based services
  • Stripe SDK for payment processing

Related concepts

APIs (Application Programming) are the building blocks that SDKs often utilize to interact with external services or systems.

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