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How is zoom meetings web SDK different from web client?

payya005
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Newcomer

‎2022-06-24 09:12 AM

What are the use cases for each of these, and how are they different?

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Ray_Harwood
Community Champion | Customer
Community Champion | Customer

‎2022-06-24 09:02 PM - edited ‎2022-06-24 09:03 PM

Hey, @payya005 –

 

Are you a software developer?  The SDK is a “software development kit” intended to be a starting point for anyone wanting to create a customized version of the Zoom desktop client program. It doesn’t have all the features of the production Zoom client, but can generally perform all the functions needed for a meeting. 

I consider the  web client to actually be a workaround solution to be used when someone needs to use Zoom, but their IT department won’t allow the Zoom client to be installed. 

Two totally different use cases!


Ray -- check out the GoodClix website.
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