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Summary

The Microsoft UC platform offers several APIs that you can choose among depending on your development needs, whether they are client-side or server-side, Windows-based or non–Windows-based, and so on. This chapter provides a condensed technical overview of each of these APIs to help you decide which API or APIs best suit your application needs. From this starting point, you can refer to the individual API SDK documentation for more in-depth details of every method, event, and property that the API exposes.

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