SDKs
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What is SDKs?
A Software Development Kit (SDK) is a collection of software development tools in one installable package. They are used to facilitate the creation of applications for a certain software package, software framework, hardware platform, computer system, video game console, operating system, or similar development platform. SDKs often include libraries, documentation, code samples, processes, and/or guides that developers can utilize.
What other technologies are related to SDKs?
SDKs Complementary Technologies
AWS service APIs
AWS service APIs can be used in conjunction with SDKs to interact with AWS services.
CLI tools
CLI tools often work with SDKs for command-line interaction with a service.
Webhooks
Webhooks can trigger actions within applications using SDKs, creating a complementary relationship.
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Which job functions commonly mention SDKs?
Developer Relations
2.2% of all Developer Relations jobs mention SDKs
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Mobile Developer
0.1% of all Mobile Developer jobs mention SDKs
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Customer Engineer
0.1% of all Customer Engineer jobs mention SDKs
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Product Manager
0.1% of all Product Manager jobs mention SDKs
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Software Engineer
1202 Software Engineer jobs mention SDKs
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