SDK Quickstart Panel
A quickstart panel with a language tab strip, three numbered steps for install, auth, and a first request with copyable code, and reference links.
A quickstart panel with a language tab strip, three numbered steps for install, auth, and a first request with copyable code, and reference links.
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SDK Quickstart Panel is the developer onboarding view for an API SDK: a language tab strip across the top with Node.js active and Python, Ruby, Go, and cURL beside it, then three numbered steps covering install, authenticate, and create your first record, each with a copyable code block. The footer pairs a runtime and retry note with a row of API reference, Example apps, and Get help links.
Languages are one const array and the two code snippets are plain template strings, so swapping the SDK name or the sample request is a one line change. The authenticate step reads the key from the environment and says never commit it, the habit every real quickstart should teach from the first line.
Reach for this block on a developer docs landing page or the empty state a workspace sees before its first API call, wired to your published SDKs. Show it right after a key is created so the path from install to first record is a single scroll.
A natural flow around it on an Application Pro page:
Before
After
One strong use is the API SDK quickstart. Other quickstart panels:
Tip: keep a quickstart to three steps and one screen; a first request buried under configuration is where most trial developers quietly give up.