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by ent1c3d
3 days ago
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You perfectly got the point - building and maintaining SDKs for all popular languages is very time-consuming, and it also adds a barrier between your project and potential users, who have to get familiar with it, install it, and so on. But, for sure, having your own SDKs has advantages too - you don't depend on anyone else's protocol decisions, have less dependency, eyc. Btw, the first time I saw one company use another company's SDK, which I really liked, was in 2023, when DeepSeek used OpenAI's SDK and still think it was brilliant. |
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