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About Temporal SDKs | Temporal Documentation

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Temporal SDKs (software development kits) are an open source collection of tools, libraries, and APIs that enable Temporal Application development. They offer a Temporal Client to interact with the Temporal Service, APIs to develop your Temporal Application, and APIs to run horizontally scalable Workers. SDKs are more than just a development tool, however. The SDK APIs enable developers to write code in a particular pattern that mirrors real world processes. The SDK's internal implementation, working in collaboration with the Temporal Service, steps through that code, guaranteeing execution progression during application runtime. A Temporal Application is the code you write, comprised of Workflow Definitions, Activity Definitions, code used to configure Temporal Clients, and code used to configure and start Workers. Developers create Temporal Applications using an official Temporal SDK. Consider that the Workflow Definition code can be executed repeatedly. The Temporal Platform can con

On this page Temporal SDKs (software development kits) are an open source collection of tools, libraries, and APIs that enable Temporal Application development. They offer a Temporal Client to interact with the Temporal Service , APIs to develop your Temporal Application , and APIs to run horizontally scalable Workers . SDKs are more than just a development tool, however. The SDK APIs enable developers to write code in a particular pattern that mirrors real world processes. The SDK's internal implementation, working in collaboration with the Temporal Service, steps through that code, guarantee

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