SDK

Software development kit: collection of tools, libraries, documentation, and utilities that helps developers build software for a particular platform, service, or environment.

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In plain English

SDK stands for software development kit. Instead of making developers assemble every integration piece themselves, an SDK packages useful code and tools for working with a specific system.

Example

A cloud service might provide a Python SDK so developers can call its APIs using familiar Python classes and methods instead of manually constructing every HTTP request.

Sources

  1. MDN Web Docs: SDK (Software Development Kit)

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