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barKoder SDK version 1.2.9 is released!

Placeholder, the provider of the industry-leading barKoder barcode scanning SDK solutions for mobile and web, is happy to announce the release of barKoder SDK version 1.2.9. This latest iteration of the barcode reading API will further enhance its barcode scanning algorithms with various bug fixes and improved performance.

In the app development world, constant evolution is key. In this regard,  version 1.2.9 brings various bug fixes and performance enhancements, ensuring a smoother user experience and heightened reliability. 

In addition to these enhancements, barKoder continues to provide exceptional customer support, offering timely assistance and guidance to developers implementing the barKoder Barcode Scanner SDK into their projects. The release of version 1.2.9 underscores barKoder's commitment to innovation and excellence in the mobile, web and desktop barcode scanning market.

The new version of our SDK can be obtained by registering on the barKoder Developer Portal and visiting the Repository subpage . Each registered account can utilize the self-service for generating a free trial license for an initial duration of 30 days that will grant you a full run to evaluate the capabilities of our mobile & web barcode scanner SDK for up to 25 devices. If your project has somewhat different requirements, we'll be happy to hear from you.

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