Tag: SDKs
16 poststagged “SDKs”.
ProductIntroducing Fern Replay
Replay reapplies SDK customizations on top of every regeneration, automatically. Available across all SDK languages.
Tanmay Singh
EducationalMigrate from Stainless today
Compare Fern vs Stainless SDK generators in January 2026. Fern offers 9+ languages, WebSockets, gRPC, CLI workflow, and on-premise deployment vs Stainless dashboard approach.
Alex McKinney- Educational
API development guide [March 2026]
Learn API development tools and best practices including spec-first workflows, testing strategies, and SDK generation. Updated March 2026 with latest techniques.
Nathan Lian 
ProductFern's Rust SDK generator
Generate production-ready Rust client libraries from your API spec, built for performance-critical applications.
Devin Logan- Educational
Evergreen SDKs Developer Guide (January 2026)
Learn how evergreen SDKs auto-sync with API specs to eliminate drift and manual maintenance. Automate SDK generation, versioning, and publishing in January 2026.
Nathan Lian - Educational
Stainless Pricing & Alternatives (January 2026)
Compare Stainless pricing, reviews, and alternatives in January 2026. Find SDK generators with WebSocket, gRPC support, and multi-language coverage for production APIs.
Nathan Lian - Educational
Fern vs Speakeasy SDK Generator (May 2026) | Fern
Compare Fern vs Speakeasy SDK generators in May 2026. Fern supports 9 languages including Swift and Ruby, on-premises deployment, and synchronized docs vs Speakeasy's 5 languages.
Nathan Lian 
EducationalOpen Source vs Closed Source SDK Generators 2025
Compare open source, closed source, and open-core SDK generation platforms in December 2025. Learn about OpenAPI Generator, Speakeasy, Stainless, and Fern for API SDKs.
Nathan Lian
ProductIntroducing Fern Autorelease: hands-off SDK releases
Fern Autorelease automatically detects updates to your API specification, regenerates SDKs, determines version bumps, and publishes new packages.
Devin Logan
EducationalOpenAPI code generation for enterprise (Nov 2025)
Compare the best OpenAPI code generation platforms for enterprise teams in November 2025. Learn about SDK generation, breaking change detection, and compliance features.
Nathan Lian- Educational
Best SDK generation tools 2026 | Multi-language APIs | Fern
Compare the best SDK generation tools for 2026. Build type-safe client libraries for TypeScript, Python, Go, Java & more. Save hundreds of hours. April 2026.
Nathan Lian 
ProductFern's Swift SDK Generator: Build idiomatic iOS client libraries
Fern’s Swift SDK generator is live. Instantly provide iOS developers with an idiomatic Swift client for your API.
Ryan Tish
StrategyHow to generate a TypeScript SDK for your API spec
Learn how to deliver a TypeScript SDK that’s lightweight, fully type-safe, and works across all JavaScript runtimes with Fern.
Niels Swimberghe
ShowcaseThe first autogenerated SDK with gRPC and REST
Fern breaks new ground by launching the first generated SDK supporting both gRPC and REST in a single package. Partnering with Pinecone, they delivered an idiomatic C# SDK that streamlines development by combining performant gRPC data operations with REST-based control features, now integrated into Microsoft's Semantic Kernel.
Alex McKinney
ShowcaseFrom handwritten to generated—Cohere's SDK journey
Cohere partnered with Fern to transform their SDK development from manual TypeScript and Go implementations to automated generation. By centralizing their API spec and leveraging Fern's language-specific code generation, Cohere eliminated SDK maintenance overhead while delivering idiomatic features like TypeScript's discriminated unions and Go's context primitives, reducing GitHub issue resolution time from months to days.
Niels Swimberghe
ShowcaseHow Merge uses Fern to ship SDKs
Merge streamlined their SDK development by switching from OpenAPI to Fern, enabling cleaner APIs and automated workflows across six programming languages. The rapid 4-week implementation delivered enhanced documentation and compatibility, earning praise from developers for its simplified integration process.
Niels Swimberghe