SDKs

An SDK, or Software Development Kit, is a collection of tools, libraries, and documentation that developers use to create applications for a specific platform or service. It provides the building blocks needed to integrate features, functionality, or data from that platform into new software. Think of it as a specialized toolkit that simplifies and accelerates development, ensuring compatibility and consistency. SDKs are commonly provided by companies like Google or Apple to help developers build apps for Android or iOS, respectively. They streamline the process, enabling developers to focus on creating features rather than building everything from scratch.