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I'm starting a new job. The first thing they want me to write is an
SDK. I've never written one. I don't even know what they look like,
even though I've been documenting software for years. Most of my work
has been in support of GUIs and CLIs, but I've never been assigned an
SDK or an API. Any suggestions where to start? Thanks.
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