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Leo
@lsn
okay i have been coding for like only 3 years but please please please someone tell me the difference between an API and an SDK bullets point comparisons only warps to the most useful
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Avneesh
@avneesh
APIs don’t have any language restrictions but SDKs do. SDKs have additional boilerplate code as functions which might not be worth making an API call. SDKs usually have much better type support compared to APIs Most sdks use certain APIs under the hood to improve the devx
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Leo
@lsn
Thank you! So an SDK should be fewer and/or less complicated lines of code? What would be an example of boilerplate code? Perhaps dealing with pagination in a big response?
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