what are the aerogear sdks?

[Paul Wright]

Hi,

Now that we're out of the platform business, I wonder about the
proliferation of SDK terminology, how about the following:

* AeroGear SDK for iOS

* AerGear SDK for Android

* etc (for each mobile dev platform)

Metrics/core/etc would be part of one of these SDKs, activated by some
procedure (eg adding a library). Maybe similar to the way firebase sdk
for ios describes the available features in:
https://firebase.google.com/docs/ios/setup#available_pods

Alternative is to just talk about the 'AeroGear SDK' or not talk about
an SDK at all with something like:
* Add AeroGear to your App

WDYT?

Paul

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Paul Wright
Mobile Docs (github: finp)

[David Martin]

Looking at this from a Mobile Developer viewpoint (someone who is just
consuming the SDK & viewing/reading/trying out collateral),
I like the simplicity in always saying 'add the Aerogear SDK' or
'using the Aerogear SDK'.
The ambiguity of what platform it is or what part of the SDK (core,
metrics, auth) we are referring to is OK if
we always link to a central guide ('How to add the Aerogear SDK to
your App') which covers everything needed for each platform and each
part of the SDK.

>
> WDYT?
>
> Paul
>
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> Paul Wright
> Mobile Docs (github: finp)
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