Guiding principles for all versions of the SDK

• Simplicity - The SDK should be easy to understand and use, with clear documentation and examples that enable developers to get started quickly and efficiently.

• Security - The SDK should provide robust security features to protect user data and ensure the integrity of applications.

• Reliability - Developers should be able to trust that the SDK and the underlying infrastructure is stable and reliable, with minimal downtime and consistent performance.

• Usability - The SDK should be designed with the end-user in mind, ensuring that applications built with it are intuitive and provide a seamless user experience.

• Code Reusability - The SDK should promote code reusability, allowing developers to write their code once and use it across multiple parts of their application or even across different projects.

• Modularity - The SDK should be modular, allowing developers to include only the components they need, which can reduce the complexity and size of the applications.

• Continuous Validation - The SDK should include tools for continuous testing and validation, helping developers to catch issues early and maintain high-quality code throughout the development process.