SDK Development.
Build client SDKs that simplify API consumption across languages.
SDKs abstract API complexity into idiomatic library calls. Good SDKs feel native to each language—following conventions for naming, error handling, and async patterns.
Core SDK components: HTTP client wrapper, authentication handling, request/response serialization, error mapping, and retry logic. Each handles complexity developers shouldn't repeat.
Generate SDKs from OpenAPI spec where possible, then hand-tune for idiomatic usage. Auto-generation ensures consistency with API; hand-tuning ensures developer experience.
HTTP ABSTRACTION
Hide HTTP details. Developers call methods, not construct requests.
AUTH HANDLING
Manage tokens automatically. Refresh before expiration, retry on auth errors.
ERROR MAPPING
Convert HTTP errors to typed exceptions. Language-appropriate error handling.
RETRY LOGIC
Automatic retry with backoff for transient failures. Configurable policies.