Integrating the SDK

To use Feature Experimentation & Rollout (FE&R), your website or application must be connected to the platform through a Software Development Kit (SDK).

The SDK enables FE&R to deliver features, rollouts, and experiment variations to your users in real time. This page explains what an SDK is, why it is required, and how to get started from the FE&R interface.

What is an SDK and why is it required?

An SDK (Software Development Kit) is a technical component integrated into your application that connects your product to FE&R.

The SDK enables your application to:

• Identify users uniquely

• Send user or context information (device, location, plan, etc.)

• Retrieve feature decisions from FE&R

• Apply the correct variation or configuration in real time.

Once integrated, the SDK supports all your campaigns.

Without an SDK, FE&R cannot run campaigns or rollouts in your application.

Setting up the SDK

Configure SDK integration from the FE&R interface.

Access it from:

Settings > Feature Experimentation > SDK Installation https://app2.abtasty.com/settings/feature-experimentation/manage-sdk

Available actions:

• Select your platform (Web, Mobile, Server)

• Access SDK documentation

• Share installation instructions with your technical team

This is the starting point for SDK integration.

Supported platforms

FE&R provides SDKs for common platforms, including:

• Web: JavaScript, React

• Mobile: iOS, Android, React Native, Flutter

• Server-side: Java, PHP, .NET, Python, Go and more

All SDKs follow the same principles, though implementation details vary by platform.

For non-technical stakeholders

You don’t need to write or understand code to use FE&R. Your role is mainly to ensure:

• The correct platform and environment are selected

• SDK integration is planned with your technical team

• The foundation is ready before launching campaigns

Once the SDK is integrated, product, growth, and marketing teams can work independently in FE&R.

For developers

All technical details, code examples, SDK references, and advanced implementation guides are available in the Feature Experimentation & Rollout developer documentation.

Access the FE&R Developer Documentation : https://docs.abtasty.com/server-side

This documentation covers:

• SDK installation and configuration

• Server-side and full-code experimentation

• Advanced targeting and rollout strategies

• Performance and architecture best practices