From an SDK approach you might want to start with a generic language library/sdk rather than a specific framework. In Python for example, I see a Flask implementation (cool) but wishing there was one for Django. You will get more miles out of a generic SDK per language, than can be used within framework specific implementations longer term. Less to support and less overhead to test.
EG: Focus on the language version first, use that library in the frameworks. EG: Build `pip supertokens` then if you have the bandwidth, create a `pip supertokens-django` that uses the `supertokens` general Python library. You'll save tons of work.
EG: Focus on the language version first, use that library in the frameworks. EG: Build `pip supertokens` then if you have the bandwidth, create a `pip supertokens-django` that uses the `supertokens` general Python library. You'll save tons of work.