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Blog Updates barKoder SDK is now at v. 1.3.1

barKoder SDK is now at v. 1.3.1

Published: Jun 17, 2024 Last Update: May 15, 2025 Views: 172 Updates
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We at Placeholder are happy to announce the release of barKoder API version 1.3.1. This latest iteration of our barcode scanner API takes the barKoder on an even higher level with small performance enhancements, a high degree of code clean-up and housekeeping, various bug fixes and a massive code documentation update.

The new SDK version was implemented across the board, starting with native iOS and Android SDK's, to the .NET Maui, Capacitor, React Native, Flutter, Cordova and the NativeScript implementations of the barKoder Barcode Scanner SDK. 

If you're on the lookout for industry-leading yet highly affordable barcode scanner SDK to empower your apps with, we invite you to register on the barKoder Developer Portal to visit our Repository. We offer a free evaluation license self-service for an initial duration of 30 days and for up to 25 devices, but let us know if you have custom requirements. If you want to receive more info on our pricing, feel free to get in touch via the Quote Request form. 

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