🧩 SDKs should unlock real workflows, not just item reads.

With 1Password SDKs, integrations can now support:
🧰 Full vault management (CRUD + list)
🔐 User-authenticated SDK sessions
🚀 Batch actions for performance at scale

The result is a new class of integrations designed for enterprise operational workflows, where managing access matters as much as securing secrets.

👉 https://bit.ly/3Mj3QWo

#DeveloperTools #SDKs #IdentitySecurity #AccessManagement #1Password

Should I apply there?? 🤔🤔🤔🤔

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#blackfriday #software #sdks

https://keyboardkit.com/blog/2025/11/25/black-friday

I just recently noticed that there are not many in-depth resources about SDK documentation for technical writers. I think this presentation provides a good "no frills" overview of the topic:

"SDK docs written by developers tend to be implementer oriented, not user oriented. That makes sense, since it's the implementers writing them. Unfortunately, this approach leads to some frustrating SDK reference manual experiences for users. The implementer-oriented doc writer tends to answer, "What is this built on?" As a user, I need docs that tell me, "What can I build with this?"

I provide examples of common SDK docs pitfalls, then present the approach that I used updating the SDK documentation that our developers had created. My goal was to give users of those docs a quick, enjoyable, user-oriented experience. To do so, I identified the likely use cases, or flows, of our product. I then grouped all entities (classes, functions, etc.) of the docs into these flows. For each flow, I arranged the entities in "flow order".

Having mapped out our codebase in this way, I was ready to begin adding content by following these principles:

1) In the leading lines, answer: what is this for? 2) Always link to the previous and next items in all flows and add "See Also" links. 3) Add a code example that demonstrates this entity's role in the flow. 4) Call out gotchas that are likely to get in the user's way when trying to use a flow."

https://www.writethedocs.org/videos/portland/2019/sdk-reference-manuals-a-flow-based-approach-chris-bush/

#TechnicalWriting #SoftwareDocumentation #SDKs #SDKDocumentation

SwiftPackageScripts 1.1 is out, with a new GitHub Actions workflow template for building closed-source XCFrameworks and dSYMs. This release also adds new parameters to other scripts.

#swift #spm #sdks

https://github.com/danielsaidi/SwiftPackageScripts

I'll be giving my talk "SDK Best Practices - Building a Great Developer Experience" at BuildStuff (@buildstuffconf) in Vilnius, Lithuania. This is a longer version than the one I gave at Swift Leeds, so I will have time to cover a lot more. I'm looking forward to it a lot - it's a great conference! See you there? ☺️

#Swift #SwiftUI #SDKs

A recording of my talk Best Practices in SDK Development" has been published by the amazing @SwiftLeeds team. I haven't watched it due to severe cringe-related issues, but if you're interested in building SDKs, you may find it interesting.

#swift #sdks

https://danielsaidi.com/talks/2025/10/08/best-practices-in-sdk-development

Do you struggle with unsymbolicated, obscure crash reports from closed-source, 3rd party SDKs that you use in your app? If so, check out this blog post about how to add dSYMs from a closed-source SDK to your app, to get symbolicated crash reports that you can actually understand and act on.

#swift #sdks

https://danielsaidi.com/blog/2025/10/19/adding-dsyms-from-a-closed-source-sdk-to-your-app