The Top 10 Third-Party Mobile SDKs for iOS

November 19, 2018

Developers and product owners of the top apps in the mobile marketplace know the value of implementing the correct SDKs. Third-party SDKs can quickly and easily extend the functionality of an app, enabling agility and fostering positive customer experiences.

So which third-party SDKs do top app developers use to push their apps to the forefront of a highly-saturated mobile market?

The Top 10 Third-Party Mobile SDKs for iOS outlines key information for developers to use when selecting which SDKs to implement, including:

Descriptions of each SDK and the corresponding platform
Requirements to implement on both Android and iOS
Usage statistics and classification

Fill out the form and download your copy to check against your current implementation and direct your development strategy for the future.

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